Charging into Medium-Duty Electric Vehicles
As more electric trucks emerge, fleet managers need to improve their understanding of what it will take to procure, maintain, and charge them efficiently.
As more electric trucks emerge, fleet managers need to improve their understanding of what it will take to procure, maintain, and charge them efficiently.
The police department in Westport, Conn. fleeted a Tesla Model 3 fully tricked out for law enforcement. This analysis breaks down costs — including patrol car-specific customizations — compared to the department's mainstay SUV model.
You could say the all-new Maverick’s hybrid engine, unibody frame, and 4.5-foot bed make it a niche truck. But in the post-pandemic era of efficiencies and economics, fleets must apply a Swiss Army knife-like approach to job applications.
A fleet service manager discusses his methods for efficient servicing of last-mile delivery vehicles. His main advice: “Check everything daily. One simple problem will cost you big.”
John O’Leary, the new chief at Daimler Trucks North America, talks about the challenges of a booming truck market, the launch of new vocational and electric trucks, its parent company, and more.
Pinpointing what you want help accomplishing, networking inside and outside your industry, and seeking someone you admire who will push you are key to bolstering your career with a mentor.
As demand for eco-friendly vehicles surge, more OEMs and upfitters are working on electric or alternerative options to meet truck fleet needs.
While the telematics market is still growing, increasing penetration is slowing growth. What sectors are still hot, and what new trends and services are providing value for fleets? Clem Driscoll shares insights from his latest Mobile Resource Management Systems Market Study.
This overview guide can help a fleet operation master the logistics of a fast-growing transportation service.
Electric vehicle charging networks are not immune nor inherently more resilient to cyberattacks.
SAFETY: The company president shares how a stronger safety culture evolved from experience with a pandemic and tornado.
The answers will dictate site design, energy management considerations, software needs, home charging requirements, and fleet policy updates. Without the proper attention, fleet operators face ballooning and unexpected costs.
A crash so devastating it had John Vaccaro wondering if he even wanted to continue on with the family trucking business was a wake-up call to double down on safety.
If your trucks aren’t up and running, they aren’t providing you a return on investment. Here are some factors to consider when trying to keep your drivers on the road.
With the sunset of 3G and chip shortages affecting vehicle production as well as aftermarket telematics, fleet managers need to adapt to the connected car and embrace what OEM-sourced data can do for them, or be left behind.
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