Delivery driver behavior is one of the most important aspects a fleet manager has to deal with. If drivers are negligent behind the wheel, the results could be costly. Transported products could be damaged. Vehicles could wear down at a rate faster than expected. Worst of all, if a driver isn’t doing what they’re supposed to, an accident could occur, and people could get seriously hurt. Read More
If your fleet trucks are not getting the most mileage out of their fuel, the wasted money adds up over the course of their many trips and could prove costly. Read More
The Biden administration announced a new rule in early September that would require all employers in the United States to either ensure that their employees are vaccinated against coronavirus by January 4, 2021 or test negative for coronavirus at least once a week. Read More
How familiar are you with the different kinds of trucking assignments that our nation’s carriers use to move cargo from one point to another? Read More
There are three words in trucker lingo that you need to know – deadhead, backhaul, and head haul – that will determine if you are profitable at trucking or not. Read More
Nobody’s really that interested in spying on you through your dashcam. But any delivery business owner or fleet manager will see the value in dashcams from the standpoint of safety, liability, and accountability. Read More
There are over 1.3 million delivery truck drivers in the US alone. They are the backbone of the American economy, delivering everything from food to packages to fuel. Fleet managers face a number of challenges when it comes to managing their delivery fleets. Read More
HVAC contractors, like other field service businesses, use fleet tracking to improve business results. Read More
On January 1, 2024 landscape companies along with homeowners in California are facing massive changes in how they will manage lawn care and property maintenance. Under a new California law, they will have to give up their gasoline-powered string trimmers, lawnmowers, hedge trimmers, chainsaws, and leaf blowers otherwise known in industry jargon as small off-road engines (SORE). Read More
Experts predict that ultra-fast and ultra-connected new 5G cellular technology will become standard in supply chain industries before the end of the decade. 100 times faster than previous iterations of this technology and soon to be almost universally accessible, this “fifth generation” is poised to transform the shipping and trucking industries. Read More
