Driving a truck or a van is a difficult job that requires constant focus. A new report from Geotab shows exactly how quickly things can go wrong on the road. Geotab analyzed data from millions of vehicles to find a "five-second window" that predicts a ... Read More »

The Problem With Traditional Maintenance For a long time, fleet managers followed a simple rule: change the oil every 5,000 miles and check the brakes once a year. This is called "preventive maintenance," and while it sounds smart, it is no longer enough to keep ... Read More »

The Hidden Enemy in Your Tires When it comes to managing a fleet, the biggest enemy might not be rising fuel prices or aging trucks. It might be simple, invisible air. If your tire pressure is too low, you are wasting money every single mile. ... Read More »

The Danger on the Road Shoulder Every fleet manager knows the feeling when the phone rings. Another driver has been rear-ended. It is a common accident. Often, these crashes happen because people just didn't see the truck in time. This problem is very bad during ... Read More »

The Evolution of Real-Time Driver Coaching The landscape of fleet safety is shifting from reactive analysis to proactive intervention. On March 10, 2026, Samsara announced the launch of new automated coaching features designed to scale personalized feedback across large operations. These tools utilize "Physical AI" ... Read More »

Geotab’s "2026 State of Commercial Transportation" report recently shared some incredible news for the trucking industry. Their five-year study shows that collisions per million miles dropped by 38.7% across North America between 2021 and 2025. This is not just a small dip; it is a ... Read More »

Let’s be honest: being a fleet professional is a bit like being a superhero, but instead of a cool cape, you get a stack of incident reports and a coffee habit that would concern a cardiologist. You spend your days obsessing over following distances, harsh ... Read More »

The Real Cost of Neglecting Your Preventative Maintenance Skipping routine maintenance is like choosing to ignore a slow leak in a dike—it seems manageable until the whole structure collapses. While the upfront cost and time of an oil change or a brake inspection can feel ... Read More »

For many truck drivers, leaving the engine running while parked feels like a normal part of the job. Whether they are staying warm during a break or using power tools at a job site, idling seems harmless. However, for Class 4 trucks like the Ford ... Read More »

Ford Pro just dropped a practical webinar that hits a pain point every truck and van fleet operator knows too well: upfitting delays, inconsistent installs, and equipment that doesn’t talk to the vehicle the way it should. If you’re running a commercial fleet in the ... Read More »