5 Blogs Every Fleet Manager Should Read
August 3, 2017
Managing a fleet can definitely be rewarding, but it also comes with its own set of challenges to work out if you want to ensure a productive and profitable fleet.
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Managing a fleet can definitely be rewarding, but it also comes with its own set of challenges to work out if you want to ensure a productive and profitable fleet.
Truckers’ support for the nation, the military, the flag and other symbols of America is so widely recognized that it long has been a cliché for Hollywood and Nashville to
For the dads who earn a living behind the wheel, Father’s Day doesn’t always mean gifts and lunch and time with the family. For many, it’s a phone call and
The collapse of a 250-foot span of an elevated section of Interstate 85 just north of downtown Atlanta last week was big news, not only in Atlanta and the Southeast
Fuel consumed from truck idling is wasting money and impacting your bottom line. Over the last decade, there has been increased awareness of fuel waste, engine wear and tear, and
As you go on the hunt for ways to improve fleet management, you’ve inevitably have run across fleet telematics. You’ve probably even gone as far as weighing the benefits of
Staying safe is one of the top challenges that companies in dangerous industries must address. All companies work to have safety policies in place, rules drivers should live by, processes
GPS tracking is a much-discussed topic for businesses that rely on drivers and vehicles. But just what is GPS, and what tangible benefits can it provide? This post is your
The oft-discussed shortage of American truck drivers is not likely to be resolved anytime soon if results of a new analysis of the industry’s hiring success numbers are accurate. A third of
CCJ magazine recently highlighted a Department of Transportation report looking into the effects of detention time at shipper and receiver docks on the trucking industry, reporting that 80 percent of carriers say detention