Work trucks are designed to be reliable under a variety of conditions. Rain, snow, ice, mud, and any other imaginable terrain should be no problem for a work truck.

There are several stand-out vehicles in 2019 that are worth a look whether you are leasing or buying. The following are the best work trucks in 2019 and what makes them the best.

Welcome back to the second half of our two-part PSA about the dangers of drowsy driving in commercial fleets and how to keep your fleet drivers, vehicles, and team passengers safe. Last time, we went into depth on the dangers of drowsy driving, why it's important to protect your fleet, and fleet management policies to address this serious safety concern.

When you run a professional business fleet, the mental clarity of your drivers is an important part of your calculations. Naturally, you hire down-to-earth experienced professionals who take the job of driving seriously. But even a highly responsible person can be at-risk behind the wheel when exhausted.

Managing a fleet of professional cars is a unique experience shaped by the service and purpose of your fleet. There are many different types of business fleet from personnel transport to truck service fleets and everything in between. Running a fleet entirely of cars includes its own interesting set of challenges and logistical solutions.

To buy or to lease? That is the question. Each business owner and manager is responsible for making the smart financial decisions necessary to keep the business thriving. Whether you're establishing your first business fleet or building out an existing fleet, there is a single very important question to ask yourself. 

The more efficiently you can manage your fleet, the more you'll keep the costs down and profits up for your company. But that's not always an easy goal to meet. Part of efficiently managing a fleet is improving your fleet management system.

Your business needs a truck to make deliveries to customers, or to move supplies and equipment around. The problem is, you're not sure whether you should take the money out of your capital reserves to purchase one, or if you'd be better off leasing.

The production efficiency standard in the trucking industry is consistently rising. Regardless of how many trucks are in your fleet, traditional fleet management is becoming a more costly pursuit. Tracking drivers, operations, registrations and scheduling can now be organized more effectively through apps. 

Building a vehicle fleet for your business doesn't always involve buying your own cars. Many businesses find that the need to constantly update the fleet and remain flexible makes ownership less than optimally convenient. There is never time to pay off a vehicle because your company needs change or it's time to trade up. 

One of the main concerns of a business owner is the financial health of the company. Increasing revenue and controlling costs are essential in order to maintain adequate cash flow and improve profit margins. There are many decisions that need to be made in order to accomplish these goals, including whether to buy or lease commercial vehicles.