Electrify, electrify, electrify. It’s a theme that’s surrounded the fleet industry for years, but when will it happen, and what will it take to get us to fully electrified vehicles being more broadly available? Thankfully […] More
By Todd Mouw From the outside of a propane autogas truck, you won’t see much of a difference between it and a conventionally fueled truck—except for some well-placed graphics or stickers. It’s the inner workings […] More
By Steve Whaley When it comes to emissions, most fleet owners only consider what’s happening at the tailpipe since that’s what they’re directly responsible for. In fact, some fleets are even starting to transition to […] More
By Jack Johnson Over half of US states have anti-idling regulations in place, and many fleet directors need solutions that adhere to environmental laws without impacting vehicle and worker performance. Infrastructure improvements like nationwide electric […] More
Many vehicles including delivery and vocational trucks run unloaded or mostly unloaded for half of their working lives. Their suspension geometry and the types of springs they use are the two biggest influences on driver […] More
A partnership between TexAmericas Center and Texarkana College has helped pump more than 300 new drivers into the trucking industry whose demand for employees continues to increase. TexAmericas Center is based in New Boston, Texas, […] More
