ASE Introduces ADAS Specialist Certification Test
The test is designed to identify technicians who possess knowledge of the skills required to diagnose, service, and calibrate ADAS on automobiles, SUVs, and light-duty trucks.
The test is designed to identify technicians who possess knowledge of the skills required to diagnose, service, and calibrate ADAS on automobiles, SUVs, and light-duty trucks.
Two global fleet management and maintenance platforms are now integrated to improve fleet sustainability.
Years of work are under way to develop two new diesel-engine oil service categories to help hit emission targets and boost engine performance.
Amerit will provide electric-truck maintenance and repair programs to support Nikola customers whose operations are outside Nikola’s dealer network.
CVSA's Roadcheck inspection blitz this week focuses on wheel-end violations. How does your wheel-end maintenance stack up?
Today, more than a quarter of a million individuals who currently hold ASE certifications work in every segment of the transportation industry. How, exactly, are they developed?
Read why selecting more fuel-efficient, low-viscosity lubricants can help you gain efficiencies while helping to future-proof your business.
Penske Truck Leasing will serve as the truck maintenance service provider for Torc Robotic's autonomous test fleet.
Werner Enterprises' network of 24/7 support will play a "fundamental role" in providing support to all TuSimple vehicles in operation, TuSimple officials said.
Four fleet professionals share what to do when a crippled truck limps back to the shop.
Courses in both diesel and electric vehicles are available at the facility, and offered to the nearly 10,000 technicians who support 770 Detroit distribution and service locations.
The new digital tracking feature enables increased and real-time communication between drivers or fleet managers and roadside assistance providers.
Yokohama Tire introduced three new commercial tires, including one designed with last-mile delivery in mind.
Heavy-duty repair shops struggled with supply chain and staffing issues last year, but a new analysis suggests that expanding relations with fleets and TMC could help drive efficiency, standardization, and profitability.
It’s not particularly difficult to keep advanced driver safety systems properly maintained — but it’s increasingly imperative that fleets take the time to do so.
Did the TMC annual meeting live up to its theme of “Electrifying Performance in Maintenance Management?” Check out these photos from HDT’s editors.
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