[Infographic] Sunsetting 3G: The Clock is Ticking on Trucking
The nation’s familiar 3G wireless communications networks are shutting down by the end of 2022. All truck fleets that leverage remote-monitoring and telematics-based applications will need to prepare for this generational change in technology. This inf…
Lower Your Insurance Rates and CSA Scores
Insurance premiums are now one of the top 10 operating expenses for trucking fleets. But, increasing your emphasis on safety throughout your organization will likely make you eligible for insurance company discounts or reduced rates.
Supply Chain, Driver Shortage Issues Affect Truck Tonnage
Truck tonnage has flattened out, according to the American Trucking Associations, which has seen its tonnage Index fall slightly for two months in a row.
Nominations Open for Influential Woman in Trucking Award
The Women In Trucking Association’s 2021 Influential Woman in Trucking award honors women in the transportation industry who make or influence key decisions, and mentor and serve as a role model to other women in the industry.
Sustainable Fleets: 2020 ‘Transformative’ for Battery-Electric Growth
We dig into the State of Sustainable Fleets Report for insights into medium- and heavy-duty fleet adoption of battery-electric, natural gas, propane, renewable fuels, and more.
2021 Trailer Trends: Lighter, Smarter, Tougher
New technology is finding its way into a lighter and more durable generation of semi-trailer designs.
Penske, ROUSH CleanTech, Proterra Announce F-650 Electric Commercial Trucks
The three companies are collaborating on fleet electrification strategies, including charging, to support customers.
‘Holy moly!’ Landstar driver wins new Volvo
One trucker won a 2022 Volvo with a 455-horsepower Volvo D13 engine, Volvo 12-speed I-Shift transmission and Volvo Active Driver…
Podcast: CDL training rebounds after COVID interruption
CVTA’s Bailey Wood talks about what’s happening with trucker education and the arrival of entry-level driver training rules…
Got reefers? What you need to know about 480 VAC power and the CARB regulations
Anti-idling regulations for reefers are becoming increasingly important in heavy-duty trucking. In an industry that uses high-voltage power, it can be challenging to find solutions that protect personnel, property, and the environment.