Most small fleet operators think of OSHA as a construction site issue. Hard hats, fall harnesses, scaffolding inspections — that's the picture that comes to mind. But the moment your work truck becomes the place where employees load materials, operate a bucket, or secure equipment ... Read More »

Your drivers are your most valuable assets. They are also one of your biggest liability risks. Motor vehicle crashes remain the leading cause of work-related deaths in the United States, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). In 2024, distracted driving alone killed ... Read More »

Walk into any commercial dealership today and try to order a new work truck without forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, or lane departure warning. In most cases, you can't. These features have become standard equipment on nearly every new medium-duty and heavy-duty truck on ... Read More »

Right Size Your Vehicles Many experienced fleet managers always buy the biggest truck available on the commercial lot. They naturally think that having extra hauling capacity is always a good thing for a growing business. However, current economic trends show that right-sizing your fleet vehicles ... Read More »

AI is showing up everywhere these days. It writes emails, recommends movies, answers customer service chats, and occasionally makes people wonder if their toaster is judging them. Now it is also showing up in dashcams. For truck and van fleet operators, that raises a fair ... Read More »

The End of the Paper Trail The Department of Transportation is finally moving into the modern age. For years, fleet managers have balanced mountains of paperwork and clunky legacy systems. However, the FMCSA is now rolling out a new platform called Motus. This system replaces ... Read More »