Fall is more than a change in the forecast. It’s an opportunity to look at the trucks, projects, and people that will carry your business through the months ahead and make adjustments before changing conditions begin affecting the work. A work truck fleet ready...
Aging work trucks don’t usually fail all at once. They drain a fleet slowly, one repair, one delay, one frustrated driver, and one missed start at a time. By the time the invoice arrives, the damage may already be bigger than the repair bill For fleet managers the...
Operating in remote oilfields presents a unique set of challenges. From navigating rough terrain to managing extreme weather conditions, every aspect of an oilfield project demands vehicles that can handle the toughest environments. For fleet managers, ensuring the...
It can be very easy for a company’s employees to view the rental trucks in the fleet as something almost disposable—it doesn’t matter if it gets scratched or dented. It’s just a rental, after all. This attitude, along with the hard labor fleet trucks put in every day,...
If you’re running a company that uses rental trucks to get most of your work done, you must take note of a few things, such as keeping your drivers and those around them safe. Motor accidents are expensive and dangerous. You can’t trust everyone else on the road to...
There are a lot of things to do before setting off on the road towing a trailer: Check the lights, tires, load weight among other safety precautions. Stay within your limits. Make sure you review and are aware of the towing capacity of your truck to ensure it is...
