Articles

Fleet Management•by Tom Berg•July 1, 2007

Kenworth's T660 Extended Day Cab

This extended daycab continues an aerodynamic revolution started by KW a quarter-century ago.

Fleet Management•by Jim Park•July 1, 2007

Freightliner's Cascadia

Freightliner's Cascadia meets customer demands and gives a little more in the bargain.

Fleet Management•by Steve Sturgess, Executive Editor•July 1, 2007

International's New ProStar

It's a driver's truck for its quietness and handling. And it's an owner's truck for its low maintenance and repairability.

Fleet Management•by Staff•July 1, 2007

Towing: Finding A Better Way

Everyone has a towing horror story. Here's what the good guys are doing to take some of the sting out the experience.

Fleet Management•by Jim Beach•July 1, 2007

Psychic On board

Today's truck technology and computing power can predict failures before they happen.

Fleet Management•by Evan Lockridge, Contributing Editor•July 1, 2007

7 Steps To Keep Tires Rolling

Tire problems account for half of roadside breakdowns. A well-run inspection program will save time and money.

Fleet Management•by Tom Berg & Steve Sturgess •July 1, 2007

Dodging Downtime Disasters

Effective management means identifying the things that cripple trucks, and dealing with them before they become emergencies.

Fleet Management•Cover Story•by Deborah Lockridge•July 1, 2007

Uptime: Beware The Culture Clash

Power struggles between operations and maintenance can cost you in downtime and money.

Fleet Management•by Evan Lockridge, Contributing Editor•June 1, 2007

Testing Tires For Economy

New TMC recommended practice offers an easier way to evaluate fuel-efficient tires.

Fleet Management•by Jim Beach•June 1, 2007

Less Idle, Less Fuel

Drivers are much more likely to turn the engine off if they can still be comfortable in the cab, winter and summer. That's where anti-idling technology comes in.

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