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Pre- and Post-Trip Inspection Dos and Don’ts

Pre- and Post-Trip Inspection Dos and Don’ts

Minimizing over-the-road breakdowns and preventing out-of-service violations are two of the many benefits of pre- and post-trip inspections. Use this list of dos and don’ts to complete your inspections the right way.
school zone safety

Answers to 7 Common Back-to-School Driving Safety Questions

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Stay on the Road: Avoid Marijuana and Controlled Substances

Truck on the highway in the heat

5 Ways Drivers Can Avoid Heat-Related Illnesses

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7 Tips to Share the Road Safely this Spring and Summer

Maximizing the Benefits of Live Diagnostic Reporting Systems

Maximizing the Benefits of Live Diagnostic Reporting Systems

Live diagnostic reporting systems have a number of benefits for carriers, including minimizing delays associated with breakdowns and reducing the risk of CSA violations, but unless the systems are managed properly, carriers may be overwhelmed with fault codes that leave them with more questions than answers.
Driving Uptime and Visibility With On-Site Maintenance

Driving Uptime and Visibility With On-Site Maintenance

Case Study: How United Site Services standardized fleet operations with Penske

Penske Truck Leasing Expands in Calgary

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5 Good Reasons to Buckle Up

OEMs EMBRACE AMTs TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS

OEMs Embrace AMTs to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

It is estimated that 90 percent of trucks will use automated manual transmissions (AMTs) by 2027 as original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to meet federal standards. AMTs provide a range of benefits to fleets, and the technology has become table stakes for many fleets.