Last year, FleetOwner posted a blog on how an increasing number of fleet managers acknowledges turning to artificial intelligence (AI) as a way of improving safety, efficiency, and profitability. However, with the onset of ChatGPT and other AI advancements, people are now looking at AI with a touch of concern. […]
Ukraine grain shipments threatened by Putin; potential strikes by UPS workers, work slowdowns and stoppages at docks; EU regulation on deforestation commodities. These are among the many issues challenging the supply chain. But they are far from the only ones. Although things may be better than they were (as far […]
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.
When it comes to the transportation of product by truck, drivers face a multitude of issues: severe weather, road work, congestion, and accidents. Just recently, it seemed as though drivers who are used to traveling on Interstate I-95 through Philadelphia would face three out of those four issues and would […]
Technology is changing everything in our jobs and our everyday lives. When it comes to the trucking industry, truck technology has led to greater safety…for the driver and the public at large. Technology like lane-departure warning, collision mitigation systems, and automatic emergency braking, among others, is expensive (although many newer […]
This is the final blog in a series expanding on the issues fleets are facing covered in the January blog by Dean Vicha, President of NationaLease. A blog on electric vehicles (the 7th of the major concerns) is covered in another blog by Dean.
This is the fifth blog in a series expanding on the issues fleets are facing covered in the January blog by Dean Vicha, President of NationaLease.
This is the fourth blog in a series expanding on the issues fleets are facing covered in the January blog by Dean Vicha, President of NationaLease.