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Pro-Vision has acquired Convoy Technologies in a deal it said will broaden customer relationships and add specialized vehicle video capabilities for commercial fleets.
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Milwaukee Tool’s new BOLT Personal Voltage Detector features a wide detection field and clearer voltage alerts to help users quickly identify the presence of voltage.
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If you have Altec, Autocar, Braun, Chrysler, Ford, Hino, Isuzu, Mack Trucks, Roush, or Volvo Trucks vehicles in your fleet, you should check these important recalls issued by the National Highway Safety Administration.
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Are fleets being heard or just talked at? This week’s Cheat Sheet covers fleet influence, TPMS gains, and a California diesel shift.
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Nauto's AI-powered dash cam solutions are accessible via the Geotab Marketplace, enabling fleets to easily deploy its AI-enabled safety platform directly through Geotab.
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Predictive analytics are often thought of as tools to manage maintenance or drive efficiency, but technology, data, and AI can also be used to keep drivers and fleets safer in adverse weather conditions.
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Winter may be winding down, but the breakdown patterns don’t disappear with the snow. Here’s what fleets keep seeing, and what to fix now before next season.
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DICA’s new engineered wheel chocks eliminate common failure points found in hollow, brittle, low-quality, or improvised alternatives. Common applications include heavy-duty trucks, construction equipment, utility and service vehicles, trailers, and fleet maintenance operations.
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Does your fleet give drivers specific guidance on what to do if they are in a collision? Jane Jazrawy, CEO of Carriers Edge, outlines a four-step process and explains how to incorporate those steps into driver training and manuals.
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Whether you manage a light-, medium-, or heavy-duty fleet, this conversation is about getting ahead of winter before it turns into roadside calls, downtime, and frustrated drivers
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