Being agile is essential to remaining competitive in today's fast-changing trucking industry. How can fleet managers ensure their teams remains nimble?
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To prepare your trucking operations for next year, here are five factors from the larger economy to consider.
Increasing costs and regulations will make capital planning essential for not only vehicles but also for servicing them and providing fueling and charging infrastructure.
Saving money in your maintenance operations starts with knowing where that money is going in the first place.
As researchers clock trucking's cost per mile as over $2 for the first time ever, consider full-service leasing as an option.
Not all are created equal, so ask these five questions before you enter into any agreements with outside maintenance people.
Originally appeared in Fleet Owner Now that you’ve found the right candidate for your open position, the real work begins. Retaining employees starts the minute you extend the job offer. Start by sending an introductory letter to the new hire welcoming them to the company and giving them tips on what to […]
Originally appeared in Fleet Owner Trucking has an employment problem, which means we are short of both drivers and technicians. In order to attract people to our industry, we are going to have to up our hiring game. The job description is the starting point for finding the best candidates. It is […]
Rental and leasing operations are an integral part of the trucking and transportation industry, serving fleets of all types and sizes. Here's a look at where this segment of the industry is headed this year.