March 2018

Cover Story

How to Prevent Truck Driver Fatigue

Don’t focus so much on hours of service compliance and electronic logging devices that you fail to address the underlying causes of truck driver fatigue.

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In This Issue

Deborah Lockridge

Article

Commentary: Money Is Not the Only Thing That Speaks to Truck Drivers

Rolf Lockwood

Article

Commentary: More on the Electric Truck Option — From a Century Ago

A wide range of engine options that allow fleets to spec for tough applications is one of the...

Article

3 Ways Vocational Truck Specs are Changing

Denise Rondini

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Commentary: What Do Dealer-Vendor Partnerships Mean for Fleets?

The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts the trucking industry will need an estimated 67,000 new...

Article

The Battle for Diesel Technicians

As truck OEMs use more advanced materials for body surfaces, education and training has become...

Article

Keeping Truck Bodies Repaired Is Good for the Bottom Line

Predictive analytics can help keep trucks on the road. Navistar has been piloting a new...

Article

Emerging and Future Fleet Data Technologies

Grandfather clause in the ELD rule excuses carriers and drivers from complying so long as they...

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ELD Mandate: Don’t Rest Easy If You’re Grandfathered with AOBRDs

Drivers should perform weekly pressure checks on a truck they are familiar with. Daily checks...

Article

What Drivers Need to Know About Taking Care of Truck Tires

Trailers have lagged behind tractors in terms of communicating both with power units and the...

Article

The Tales Trailers Tell: High-Tech Communications