Creating A Culture That Inspires and Retains Your Best Workers
Three messages for your employees and three ways to invest in them can yield the priceless gift of engagement and growing satisfaction.
Three messages for your employees and three ways to invest in them can yield the priceless gift of engagement and growing satisfaction.
Whether freight is handled by motor carrier, broker, or 3PL, the options for how to move it are growing as the players and their roles evolve and intermingle.
Tires are the No. 1 maintenance cost for commercial fleets - have costs related to flat tires improved since 2016? We want your input!
Corporate maverick spending — sometimes known as rogue spending — refers to unauthorized expenditures by employees within a company without proper approval or adherence to established financial controls or fleet policy
By prioritizing inspections, fleet managers can identify safety hazards, optimize vehicle performance, comply with safety and environmental regulations, and minimize unplanned downtime.
To be left in the dark about changes to a driver’s record puts a motor carrier at risk of placing an impaired driver behind the wheel.
Truck tires are more than “where the rubber meets the road.” Understanding truck tire sizes, tire load ratings, why ply no longer matters, and more is important for today’s fleet managers.
Calculating reimbursement for at-home EV charging requires lots of precision, but several options are available ease the process for fleets.
Fleet Forward: The Tour announces the agenda for its Chicago stop on June 8. The event offers attendees an opportunity to take in educational sessions, experience new technologies behind the wheel, and network with their local fleet community.
Find out more about howfleet managers can smooth out the technical and operational steps toward fleet electrification.
Production is underway after Ford slowed down the launch to increase on-road and in-plant quality testing.
If you’d like to submit a seminar topic or speaker proposal, abstracts are due by June 6.
Three experts weigh in on the vital elements — buy-in, consistency, proactivity, and training — that ensure a fleet safety program is successful.
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