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If you think about what you bought for a tractor in 1980 and what you get when you buy a tractor today, you quickly realize they're not even the same animal. Why 1980
Read More →In the beginning, fleet management software mostly meant applications that tied together a carrier's accounting and dispatch functions. Today, such products encompass a number of operational activities and integrate with a wide range of technologies
Read More →Two major television news reports within the last year cast a shadow over aging passenger-car and light-truck tires. Fatal accidents allegedly resulting from age-related tire degradatio
Read More →There has been much talk about telematics on the car side of the automotive business, with GM the highest-profile early adopter with its OnStar product. Yet trucking had the car people beat by 20 years
Read More →There have been a lot of new product launches at the spring truck shows, as you'll see in this month's cover story. Despite the faltering economy, there's been no let-up in that activity
Read More →These days, truck dealers can't rely solely on the sale of trucks to stay in business. So the successful one
Read More →When drivers are tying down a flatbed load, they may be tempted to use equipment that's worn or torn or broken, so they can get going and earn some money
Read More →Xantrex has redesigned its Prowatt SW 1000 Sine-Wave Inverter to be cost-effective and more powerful, the company says
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Affiliated Computer Services' mobile solutions are being integrated into PeopleNet's Blu platform, in an effort to offer new mobile in-cab scanning solutions
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Preco Safety Products has rolled out its SRS, or short range sound, Back-up Alarm, created to lessen the noise pollution traditionally associated with back-up alarms
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