Fleets are advised to build their parts strategies around uptime rather than simply minimizing inventory costs, using data to ...
More than half of Canadian trucking leaders expect their businesses to improve within the next year, even as rising operating ...
Commercial drivers watching videos on dashboard-mounted electronic devices accounted for the majority of distracted driving ...
Fuel prices may be outside a fleet’s control, but everything from driver habits and routing to equipment specs, bulk ...
U.S. truckload freight volumes are weakening considerably faster than rates, suggesting excess capacity and soft demand ...
A tractor-trailer was impounded and taken out of service after being clocked at 81 km/h (50 mph) in a 30 km/h (18 mph) school ...
Artificial intelligence use among Canadian trucking and logistics companies has more than doubled in two years, but many ...
Artificial intelligence is making cyberattacks more sophisticated while potentially exposing trucking companies to new risks ...
Trimble is borrowing a word from Finland to describe what trucking companies will need as artificial intelligence reshapes ...
Two Canadian commercial equipment dealers are calling on the federal government to remove 25% tariffs on U.S.-built car ...
The trucking industry will begin to notice additional fixes to the Motus registration system in a matter of weeks, according ...
Artificial intelligence is giving fleets the ability to identify risky driving, deliver immediate in-cab feedback and ...
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