Upfitting vans for fleet needs can be a bit tricky, but by steering clear of some common mistakes, you can save both time and money. Here's a friendlier breakdown of the top five upfitting b...
Following Distance for Trucks & Fleets - Safety Tips Follow distance is one of the most important things that a commercial driver must learn to maintain. Follow distance determines the a...
According to the National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety (NIOHS), work-related crashes cost U.S. employers $39 billion in 2019 alone. This stresses the importance of adequate c...
Finding and retaining exceptional talent is a perennial challenge for organizations. As Forbes rightly puts it, "Great companies are a result of great people."
An accelerometer is a sensor that measures acceleration forces, both static (like gravity) and dynamic (caused by movement or vibration). When installed in fleet cars, it can detect the tilt...
You are a small business with a brand new fleet - or plans to buy one soon. Maybe you run a retail shop and you're rolling out local deliveries - literally. Perhaps you run a restaurant and ...
In an era where businesses vie for attention and customer loyalty, exceptional customer service is a non-negotiable factor for success. To stand out in the market, companies must explore inn...
Fuel theft occurs when drivers use their fuel cards to take more fuel than is needed for their trucks and routes. They might be filling up cars brought by friends, stowing an extra fuel tank...
There was a time when engine idling was the right thing to do. Decades ago, drivers learned that constantly restarting a gasoline vehicle could drain the startup battery and consume fuel wit...
Your company's fleet is more than just a collection of vehicles; it's the primary enabler of your business. Furthermore, it impacts your budget, reputation, quality of work, employee safety,...
