In today’s connected world, drivers are constantly being fed distractions through their smartphones and other in-cab technology. And when you’re managing a fleet and drivers, one minor mistake behind the... read more →
The cost of trailers is a common issue plaguing most carriers. From detention costs to maintenance and repair fees, these quickly add up as the top expense for carriers, averaging... read more →
Lawn & Landscape is hosting a free upcoming webinar called "GPS in the Green Industry: Can It Improve Profitability?" Sponsored by FleetLocate, the webinar will review technologies that landscaping companies... read more →
It's time again for "Ask the Fleet Expert." In this post, leading fleet experts answer your questions on actual knowledge as it relates to the Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse, what... read more →
GPS tracking for construction companies: Many companies question whether it’s a good value. But many have found that having safer drivers helps reduce their insurance rates. And knowing when their... read more →
This month we continue our new feature, "Ask the Fleet Expert." We have asked leading experts to answer your questions on a variety of subjects in a monthly blog post.... read more →
Selected COVID-19 and trucking industry news that may impact your business. As of September 21, 2020: FMCSA Extends Waivers for CDLs, Medical Certificates Scopelitis Transportation Consulting Friday, the Federal Motor... read more →
Thank you to all of you who submitted your great ideas for celebrating National Truck Driver Appreciation Week! Wow, we received more than twice as many submissions this year as... read more →
The American Trucking Associations launched a tribute to “The World’s First Woman Voter” on Monday with a convoy featuring a wrapped truck traveling from Washington, D.C. to Laramie, Wyoming, where... read more →
Some landscapers believe that GPS tracking for landscaping companies is too expensive for them. Several leading companies have proven that is not true—and they’re bringing more to the bottom line... read more →