AI is showing up everywhere these days. It writes emails, recommends movies, answers customer service chats, and occasionally makes people wonder if their toaster is judging them. Now it is also showing up in dashcams. For truck and van fleet operators, that raises a fair ... Read More »
New York has taken the U.S. Department of Transportation to court over a fight that may sound like government paperwork theater, but could have real consequences for trucking fleets, driver availability, and state CDL compliance programs. On April 24, New York Attorney General Letitia James ... Read More »
For growing fleet operators, maintenance is rarely just a repair issue. It is an operations issue, a cost-control issue, a vendor-management issue, and a driver-safety issue all at once. The larger the fleet becomes, the harder it is to manage repairs, approvals, invoices, and vendor ... Read More »
Managing a large fleet is hard enough without paying for every “helpful suggestion” a repair shop tosses onto a work order like parmesan on bad pasta. That is exactly the problem 3S Services tackled. The Texas-based company operates more than 1,100 vehicles statewide, and before ... Read More »
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a move set to reshape maintenance and uptime for the trucking industry, the EPA has officially announced the removal of Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) sensor requirements for all diesel equipment. The ruling, announced today by EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, aims to ... 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 »
In the fast-paced world of fleet management and field operations, it’s often the smallest items that cause the biggest headaches. You know the drill: a crew arrives at a job site only to realize a specialized power tool, a rebar scanner, or a critical diagnostic ... Read More »
The numbers are in, and for the first time in a long while, the outlook for truck fleet operators is looking decidedly "green." According to the latest data from FTR Transportation Intelligence, the Trucking Conditions Index (TCI) surged to 9.3 in January 2026, up significantly ... Read More »
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We’ve all seen the "Safety Office" in a typical Class 8 terminal. Usually, it’s a windowless room that smells faintly of stale Folgers and existential dread. It’s the place where drivers go to be told, in the tone of a disappointed middle-school vice principal, that ... Read More »
When hundreds of supposedly independent companies all claim the exact same office suite as their "physical place of business," the industry faces a transparency crisis. These Mystery Fleets—entities that exist primarily on paper—are often the primary vehicles for double brokering and "chameleon" carrier schemes. To ... Read More »
