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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration made a few notable changes to its driver qualification (DQ) file requirements in 49 CFR Part 391.
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The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) has built relationships within the industry to provide credentials and learning opportunities for technicians and students.
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The company invests in procuring vehicles that will be ready to save lives at any moment.
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The prognosis in most areas of sound fleet management is specious at best - batten down the hatches and prepare for the ride.
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The pandemic changed the way we commute, work, and interact with one another. Considering driver wants, fleet trends, and economic realities, is now a good time to rethink how we move about on the company dime?
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Despite standard high-tech safety features, accident rates and severity are up – and so is the cost to repair them.
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Controlling fuel spend is a top priority for fleet managers. There are more tools and strategies than ever to not burn the midnight oil, start saving (and stop sweating) on fuel spend.
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What is the top maintenance-related factor to worry about when resale is on your mind? What should you avoid spending money on? What matters the most?
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How can the latest in digital key technology transform your fleet operations? For starters, a key in the cloud becomes associated with a person rather than a vehicle, ultimately allowing for more control.
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Location intelligence is being used by several auto manufacturers to develop advanced driver assistance systems that lay the foundation for autonomous vehicles. But what benefits exactly do drivers reap from this technology?
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