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Dawn, Dusk & Deer: Preventing Animal Strikes

The combination of earlier sunsets and deer mating season creates a potentially dangerous situation for commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers. Here are important tips to help you avoid animal collisions while on the road.
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Keep Aftertreatment Systems Performing Strong as Temperatures Drop

Prepare now for winter weather

A truck's aftertreatment is often a source of common faults, and some faults tend to occur more frequently in the winter months due to colder temperatures and increased moisture. Here's why.
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Shifts in Sourcing Strategies and Nearshoring Could Affect Capacity Demands

Why shippers are reassessing their supply chain tactics

Learn how a shift in strategy could help shorten lead times, reduce emissions, increase resiliency and more.
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Use of Private Trucking Fleets Continues To Increase

Gain greater control of your supply chain

In an effort to gain greater control over their supply chains while improving service and managing costs, companies are increasing the number of shipments they handle in-house. We look at why.
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Quick Tips To Improve Uptime in Winter Months

Improve winter uptime and avoid snow, ice and freezing temperatures that can increase the risk of vehicle downtime by ensuring your equipment and the fuel that powers it are properly maintained.
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Ensuring WAIRE Compliance Across Warehouses and Fleets

Details about the SCAQMD WAIRE regulatory requirements

As California advances its climate and clean air goals, warehouses in the South Coase Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) are subject to WAIRE regulations. We discuss the specifics to help you stay compliant.
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Prepare Your Fleet for Peak Season

Get expert tips to keep freight moving this season

As demand rises during peak season, fleet uptime and flexibility become more important than ever. In this article, we outline key strategies to help fleets stay prepared and avoid downtime for peak season.
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How To React in a Truck Fire

Approximately 15,000 large truck fires happen every year, and knowing how to respond can keep your drivers safe and prevent or reduce fire damage. Our newest article breaks down the best tips for staying safe.
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Data-Driven Decisions Depend on Reliable Data

Strategic decision-making relies on trustworthy data. We discuss the vast amount of information collected by Penske and how it can be used to improve operations and shape driver behavior..
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Practical Ideas To Reduce Fleet Emissions

Short-, mid- and long-range emissions reduction strategies

We round out the best short-, mid- and long-range ideas to help your fleet reduce carbon emissions.
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How To Control Costs With Regular Replacement Cycles

Extending trade cycles can reduce capital expenses, but as trucks age, they become more expensive to operate. Keep reading for ways to control costs with regular equipment replacement cycles.
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Five Ways Leases Help Manage Fluctuating Capacity

How leasing offers flexibility amid fluctuating capacity demands

As the freight industry continues to navigate fluctuating demand and evolving markets, fleets must stay agile and ready to respond to shifts in capacity. Here are 5 ways leasing can help.