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From remote diagnostics to predictive analytics, being on top of maintenance today means using data and connections.
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When it comes to wheel-offs, the mainstream press, and even some of the less well informed enforcement folk, always look to the driver first to find fault.
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Sometimes called a "pusher" or "dead axle," Adaptive Loading allows the axle to be lifted completely off the ground when it's not needed, providing additional fuel savings over the straight 6x2 setup.
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Throughout history, people have conceptualized the technological future only as a fancier version of the present.
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This year’s honorees, from fleets both large and small, are leading the way in areas such as driver recruiting and retention, pushing the envelope on fuel efficiency, using data analysis to drive out waste in equipment and maintenance, and more.
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At the recent meeting of the ATA's Technology & Maintenance Council, fleet members talked about road salt-induced corrosion and how to combat it.
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One transportation analyst described 2015 as disappointment on the heels of a strong 2014 and this year may end up being more of the same.
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Tire maintenance needn’t be a mind-numbing inconvenience. These tools can reduce the workload and improve efficiency.
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Upfitting a truck chassis to perform a specific task requires planning and coordination among suppliers, fleet managers and end users.
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With a subdued economy, high turnover at large carriers and looming regulations, there is unlikely to be a single solution to the driver shortage problem.
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