Even though 2023 started a few months ago, the transportation fleet sector continues to face numerous industry, economic, and environmental challenges that are certain to create operational turbulence. Everything from fuel and equipment prices due […] More
Most municipalities are aware that preventing sewer overflows is a national enforcement priority for EPA, yet many struggle to stay compliant. Too often when municipalities are short-staffed and must maintain miles of sewer line, they […] More
The first workable commercial truck was built by Gottlieb Daimler in Germany in 1896. In North America, the first semi-truck was built by Alexander Winton in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1898. The first commercial vocational truck […] More
Whether their objectives are to comply with state, county, and local idling laws, or to exhibit forward-thinking corporate citizenship, fleets increasingly have the topic of idle mitigation on their minds. Part of what concerns these […] More
Aaron Smith was always interested in business—enough to graduate college with a degree in business management. But growing up in inner-city Chicago among drug culture, Smith ultimately found himself involved in the illegitimate business of […] More
Some things change constantly. Take cars, for example: Each year brings significant changes and advancements and someday, fully autonomous cars will likely rule the road. Fuel storage tanks on the other hand aren’t traditionally thought […] More
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