What to Know Before You Choose an Alt-Fuel Vehicle
What are the pros, cons, and costs of the primary alternative-fuel options for your fleet?
What are the pros, cons, and costs of the primary alternative-fuel options for your fleet?
Chosen from a field of 18 tough contenders, Work Truck readers picked the Ford F-650/F-750 as the truck that best fit their vocational needs.
All fleets and drivers face risks during the job, but four major hazards can be prevented with these steps.
With the help of a vigilant and adaptive fleet manager, the company is always looking for smoother ways to operate.
Turn your fleet into a workforce.
Fleet fixed and operating costs are increasing across the board, in particular fuel prices, higher acquisition costs, lower incentives, and unscheduled maintenance expenses. The forecast is for fleet expenses to increase for the next three years.
Hitting a milestone of 26-million F-Series sold in 2017, the automaker took only five years to sell 14-million more trucks, continuing to dominate the commercial fleet truck market.
What are the four first steps you should take when searching for an alternatively powered vehicle?
What trends are currently impacting the last-mile portion of the delivery process and how are they impacting today’s fleets?
In the Can Do/Will Do Model, there are six characteristics that contribute to whether or not someone will succeed in a role.
The tried-and-true tips still apply — but implementing new ways to modify driver behaviors and creating larger organizational conversations around energy savings can reap benefits too.
Winter weather can be devastating, and it’s crucial to understand how to keep yourself and your truck safe while on the road in hazardous conditions.
Jim Liverseed of Tennant Company does the little things right regarding keeping high-mileage fleet units running smoothly. But in the big picture, it’s all about managing data, lifecycle costing, and communication.
Work Truck interviewed Angie Lauer, assistant VP of Vehicle Acquisition, to get her take on how the company, and other fleets, are faring.
Fleet safety policies are crucial for establishing expectations, rules, procedures, and punishments. Here's how to turn your fleet's policies into a formal safety program.
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