Your fleet, like most fleets out there, likely spends a lot of money on truck batteries, so you want the batteries you already have to last for as long as possible. All year long, everything looks good until the cold weather comes in and wrecks your bottom line.
We’ve reached out to an old friend of Fleet Equipment for some tips on protecting your battery and electrical system investment.
Brian Screeton of Bendix talks about what maintenance practices fleets should put into place for their trucks, trailers and components during the spring.
Spring has sprung. In the Midwest, where I live, that means it’s that wonderful time of the year where it goes from being cold every single day to only being cold some days. Birds are chirping, flowers are blooming, bees are back to threaten those of us who are allergic—it’s all happening.
How much of the AI craze will result in real help for fleets?
This week, On the Road is living up to its name as we report from the road at the Work Truck Show.
The wheel bearings are, quite simply, what keep your wheels turning, and with minimal friction.
Sheer data is no good to you on its own. You need to understand what you can do with it, and the ways in which it can help your fleet.
Rypos says active DPFs come with an initial cost, but will bring your fleet savings in the long run, while combating climate change.
What’s no secret is the importance of trucking safety, and Volvo’s goal to reduce accidents across the globe.
From fleet cards to EVs and data, all work together to help save on costs.
Alternative fuels, connectivity, efficiency—there’s been plenty to report on from trucking trade shows, but which topics stuck out most?
