Grow Your Own Truck Fleet Maintenance Managers
Good maintenance managers are scarce on the ground, which is why more fleets are trying to promote talent from within their companies. But that’s easier said than done.
Good maintenance managers are scarce on the ground, which is why more fleets are trying to promote talent from within their companies. But that’s easier said than done.
Solar technology has advanced enough to work in many trucking applications. One area gaining more attention is using solar energy to charge auxiliary batteries to power liftgates.
Tracking the frequency of recurring parts replacements can help trucking fleet determine if the right parts are being selected for the job.
Avoid the headache of spec’ing the wrong liftgate by considering these top 10 tips.
Daimler brings SuperTruck II back to earth with practical improvements and near production-ready technology.
Meeting the mandatory entry-level driver training standards for new CDL holders can gum up fleet recruiting and onboarding for ill-prepared motor carriers. Here’s what you need to know.
Even though it appears we are seeing more agreement these days that there is a truck parking problem, solutions aren’t easy, and no one single answer will do the trick, says HDT's Editor in Chief Deborah Lockridge.
Dustin Koehl joined autonomous-truck startup Waabi after 16 years working at trucking fleets. He shares his thoughts on Waabi's self-driving truck vision and the future of autonomous trucks in this interview.
Truck drivers face many challenges which can contribute to dissatisfaction, burnout and subsequent turnover. See what Pennsylvania-based JLE Industries does to create a work environment to retain drivers.
HDT sat down with MEMA senior leadership at Heavy Duty Aftermarket Week to discuss what the future holds for the recently restructured vehicle supplier association.
Nikola CEO Michael Lohscheller discusses the American launch of a fuel cell powered truck, plans to produce and distribute hydrogen, and battery-electric trucks.
Some truck component suppliers have shifted some production away from China. Is Mexico the answer?
Amy Boerger, VP and general manager of Cummins' North America On-Highway business, is retiring after 39 years. HDT talked with her and successor José Samperio about the transformation and future of the engine builder.
Slowing inflation means the Fed will slow down its pace of rate increases that it implemented to slow the overheated economy. The questions are, how much, how fast — and how might that affect the outlook for trucking fleets?
Boosting truck driver wages is more than a numbers game. It also takes creative thinking, among fleets, the trucking industry, and even the government.
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