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Heavy Duty Trucking invites fleet managers of heavy-duty trucks to apply for its Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange networking and educational event, Sept. 3-5 in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Just how far will Foodliner stretch its oil drain intervals? Can Roehl Transport master artificial intelligence? Meet two of HDT's Truck Fleet Innovators on this episode of HDT Talks Trucking.
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Skimping on vacation may be the worst thing you can do for your business, your career, and your mental health. In her All That's Trucking blog, Deborah Lockridge writes about the importance of giving your brain what it needs to be innovative.
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Ready to take your fleet management to the next level? Apply today for Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange, where you’ll be treated like the industry leaders you are.
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HDT’s editors have chosen five fleet executives who are leading the industry in areas including artificial intelligence, zero-emission vehicles, information technology, driver retention, efficiency, maintenance, trailer spec’ing, safety and more.
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Heavy Duty Trucking is taking applications from fleet managers of heavy-duty trucks to attend its Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange networking and educational event, Sept. 4-6 in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Heavy Duty Trucking is taking nominations for the 2024 HDT Truck Fleet Innovators awards.
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Having a truck placed out of service is not only inconvenient, and potentially embarrassing, it’s also frightfully expensive. John Seidl is a former commercial inspection officer and he tells HDT's Jim Park how fleets can follow the same defect-detecting mindset inspectors use to cut their out-of-service violations.
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Check out 2023's Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange event in this photo gallery.
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Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange has added two more educational speakers, who will share insights on the messy road to zero emissions and how fleets can keep out-of-service violations from killing their bottom line.
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