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A hooded thief removes boxes from the back of a cargo van outside a small delivery business at night while fireworks fill the sky. Text overlay reads, "Before the Fireworks Start Review Your Cargo Security Plan."
Newsby Lauren FletcherJune 22, 2026

Before the Fireworks Start Small Fleets Should Review Their Cargo Security Plans

Long holiday weekends create prime conditions for cargo theft. Here's what small fleet operators should review before the Fourth of July.

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Graphic featuring fireworks on a blue background with the headline "Stay Safe on the Road This July 4th" and the subheading "Tips From a Former Truck Driver." The image promotes road safety during holiday travel and accompanies advice on avoiding truck blind spots, passing safely, leaving adequate space around trucks, and planning travel during busy traffic periods.
Newsby StaffJune 18, 2026

5 Safe Driving Tips for 4th of July

To ensure that this year’s fireworks remain in the sky and not on the roadway, follow these five easy steps to remain safe on the road this year – shared directly from a truck driver.

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Technician inspecting a vehicle engine during maintenance as fleets prepare for summer heat, focusing on battery health, cooling systems, and preventing downtime.
Articlesby Faith HowellJune 18, 2026

The Two Biggest Summer Downtime Threats for Fleets

A conversation with a maintenance expert reveals the two most common summer maintenance pains and how to prevent them.

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Driver resting in a vehicle seat, illustrating the dangers of fatigue and the importance of driver wellness, rest, and alertness for safe fleet and roadway operations.
Articlesby Judie NuskeyJune 9, 2026

How Emotions Behind the Wheel Can Affect Fleet Safety

During National Safety Month, fleets are encouraged to look beyond distracted driving and recognize how stress, fatigue, and emotional well-being influence driver performance and crash risk.

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A blue and red Automotive Fleet graphic calling for nominations for the fleet safety award.
Newsby Faith HowellJune 4, 2026

10 Days Left to Submit Your Fleet Safety Award Nomination

There are only ten days left to submit nominations for the 2026 Fleet Safety Award.

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Farmers Insurance and American Red Cross logos displayed over storm and disaster damage imagery representing emergency recovery assistance efforts.
Newsby StaffMay 22, 2026

Farmers Insurance Expands Red Cross Support With Disaster Relief Investment

Farmers Insurance joined the Red Cross Disaster Responder Program with a $250,000 contribution supporting disaster recovery efforts nationwide.

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Domino’s-branded electric delivery car parked outside a Domino’s restaurant, featuring red, blue, and white graphics. The image includes the Netradyne logo in the lower corner and storefront pickup signage in the background.
NewsMay 13, 2026

Netradyne Delivers 66% Reduction in At-Fault Crashes Across Domino's Franchise Network

Five Domino's franchises and more than 1,000 vehicles are now running on Netradyne's AI-powered fleet safety and performance platform. Designed for fleets that use personal or non-owned vehicles, FlexMount allows drivers to quickly install and remove Driver-i.

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Person holding blue Work Truck folder labeled “Suppliers Your Secret Weapon,” highlighting the importance of vendor partnerships in fleet disaster preparedness
Articlesby Lauren FletcherMay 4, 2026

Your Suppliers Are Part of Your Disaster Plan

Your suppliers can make or break disaster response. Here’s how fleets can reduce vendor risk and keep critical parts flowing when storms hit.

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Tornado touching down over flooded landscape with debris and lightning, representing the real-world destruction that drives disaster declaration decisions
Articlesby Lauren FletcherMay 4, 2026

How Federal Disaster Declarations Work and Why Fleet Leaders Need to Know

How federal disaster declarations work and why fleet leaders should care about funding, reimbursements, infrastructure repairs, and recovery timelines.

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Driver looking at damaged red vehicle after crash, illustrating the risks small fleets face when safety practices like inspections, distracted driving prevention, and reporting are overlooked.

Safety Is Usually the First Priority… Until the Day Gets Busy

Small fleets can improve safety without big budgets by building simple routines, spotting blind spots early, and creating habits that stick.

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