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- December 13, 2023

A Q&A with Santa, and Fleet Manager Mrs Claus, of North Pole Inc

North Pole Inc has embraced modern technology to transform the business into a lean, efficient, and highly reliable Christmas present delivery operati...

Distracted Driving Awareness Month

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month; read a few tips for preventing distractions using telematics below.

- September 14, 2022

An Urgent Upgrade: 3G’s Sunset and the Dawn of 5G

3G networks are being phased out. Most networks are set to go offline soon. Current 3G hardware is incompatible and fleets that don’t upgrade are in t...

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Sarah Barbod - January 25, 2016

Are ELDs Good Or Bad For Business?

Businesses everywhere are looking to keep operational costs low.But for smaller trucking companies, fluctuating costs of fuel, driver shortage, and regulatory compliance makes it difficult to even stay in business.

Sarah Barbod - January 25, 2016

A Safe Place to Rest: Secure Parking for Truckers

The lack of secure parking spots for truckers is no secret in the industry.In fact, many argue the driver shortage problem is caused in part by drivers leaving the industry because of the added stress of finding a place to rest at night, in addition ...

Shazia Haq - January 25, 2016

Bringing In The New Year With A Last Rewind Of 2014

Last week, we posted summaries of five major trucking-related news stories of 2014.Now as we move into the new year, here are four more.

Sarah Barbod - January 25, 2016

Confronting Cargo Thieves With GPS Tracking Software

Cargo theft is serious business.From trucks, trains, and ships, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) claims cargo theft costs the US economy billions of dollars each year.

Parth Raval - January 25, 2016

Driving in Extreme Conditions

Road conditions can change dramatically at a moment’s notice.In dangerous situations, drivers and dispatchers should be prepared to alter routes, change job schedules, and in serious situations, abandon vehicles.

Shazia Haq - January 25, 2016

Driving Tip Of The Day: Dealing With Road Rage

Add anger to the list of dangerous distractions on the road. Classic road rage, where drivers deliberately threaten or harass each other, is bad enough, but even just going down the road privately stewing can impair a person’s awareness and judgme...