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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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Mika Majapuro - March 30, 2017

Senate Overturns OSHA Rule

The Senate recently voted to overturn the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) rule extending the amount of time a company can be penalized for failing to report workplace injuries and illnesses from six months to f...

John Howerton - March 24, 2017

Con Expo’s Tech Takeover: Why Connectivity is a Priority

Technology stole the show at this year’s Con Expo.Conversations on- and off-stage acknowledged construction companies see technology as central to their ability to stay competitive.

Rebecca Hall - March 22, 2017

Connected Car and Its Impact on Fleet Management

Technology is disrupting the trucking industry in a way we have never seen before.As automakers continue to innovate and define the future of the connected car and autonomous vehicles, the commercial transportation industry is taking note, and fleet ...

Jeramy Gordon - March 13, 2017

Buy or Rent: What’s Best for Your Construction Fleet?

Continued investment in infrastructure and increased activities in the commercial, industrial and residential sectors are fueling demand for construction equipment and services.To fulfill this demand, fleets will outsource or rent more equipment, sof...

Sarah Barbod - March 10, 2017

Chart of the Month: Top 10 Trucking Violations in 2016

There were 5.5 million roadside driver and vehicle inspections in 2016 – and 630,028 of them resulted in at least one OOS violation.After an OOS violation, carriers are not allowed to operate the vehicle until the issues are corrected – meaning lost ...

Jeramy Gordon - March 07, 2017

34-Hour Restart Rule Will Stay Put; Has No Clear ‘Net Benefit’

After more than two years of ambiguity surrounding the 34-hour restart rule for commercial truckers, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) finally shed some light on the controversial mandate. The rule originally stated that once...