For work truck fleets, the human element—the driver—is the single greatest variable in safety and productivity. Even the most sophisticated Class 1-6 vehicle is only as reliable as the person behind the wheel. Therefore, the traditional focus on only enforcing Hours-of-Service (HOS) rules is no ... Read More »
The shift to electric work trucks—the Class 1 through Class 6 vans and delivery vehicles—can cause instant sticker shock. Comparing the purchase price of an electric van to its diesel counterpart often reveals a significant gap. However, savvy fleet managers know that the initial price ... Read More »
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The calendar has officially flipped to the first quarter of 2026, and fleet managers already know this means a fresh dose of regulatory focus and operating challenges. Keeping your Class 1 through Class 6 trucks moving is always the main goal. Consequently, staying ahead of ... Read More »
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For any work truck fleet manager, from those overseeing Class 2 service vehicles to Class 6 vocational trucks, a valid driver's license is just the starting point. While basic licensing ensures a driver meets minimum legal requirements, it doesn't guarantee optimal performance or safety in ... Read More »
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Transitioning to electric work trucks, from Class 1 cargo vans to Class 6 box trucks, presents exciting opportunities for cost savings and environmental benefits. However, a common concern for new fleet managers is maximizing the usable range of these Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs). Nobody wants ... Read More »
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Safety is not just an expense for any successful work truck fleet; it is your most important tool for profitability. Likewise, for managers of Class 1 through Class 6 vehicles, a single serious crash or a poor compliance review can wipe out years of hard ... Read More »
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The shift to electric work trucks—specifically for Class 1 through Class 6 vehicles—is certainly more than just a passing trend. It is the future. Many new fleet managers, however, get sticker shock when they look at the initial purchase price of a Battery Electric Vehicle ... Read More »
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Why Downtime Kills Your Bottom Line Managing a small or medium fleet is tough. Every minute a truck or van is broken, your business loses money. This is called downtime. Therefore, stopping problems before they happen is key to success. Furthermore, following a strong preventive ... Read More »
Distracted driving is no longer just a risk — it’s a rising cost for fleets of all kinds. As Geotab’s article “How AI dash cams help fleets tackle distracted driving and reduce collisions” explains, fleets are increasingly facing the consequences: higher collision rates, mounting insurance ... Read More »
Pep Boys has released its first-ever Worst Roads in America report, highlighting the U.S. metro areas where road conditions lead to the highest rates of alignment, suspension, and tire-related repairs. For fleet managers, the findings offer valuable insight into which regions place the greatest strain ... Read More »
