Three examples of how location intelligence can help you improve business processes and make more informed decisions.

Truck drivers play an important role in the economy and it is not like just anyone can drive safely and economically.

Failure in any one of the ‘legs’ is going to lead to a wobbly ‘stool’ and a truck that fails inspection or breaks down.

If you expect your drivers and technicians to care about safety then you need to demonstrate management’s commitment to it as well.

Managed charging can save your electric fleet from big peak demand charges.

How is the world economy affecting trucking industry needs such as tires, lubricants and maintenance?

Keep an open mind and ask questions to ensure the right financial fit.

Advancements tested on trucks of the future are starting to be part of new truck models.

Despite the rapid pace of improvement in electric powered vehicles, internal combustion engines are staying around for a good long while and so it makes sense to keep looking for ways to improve their overall efficiency.

Fuel economy should continue to improve as more motor carriers replace existing trucks with newer models. However, growing highway congestion and a rising number of e-commerce deliveries to urban areas are likely to offset some of the gains.