FleetOwner Newsline - May 14th, 2024
 
 
State of fleets 2024
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May 14, 2024
Cargo theft is an industry-wide problem that isn’t slowing. Here’s why it’s gaining momentum and what fleets can do to decrease their risks of becoming the next victim.
If large fleets are struggling to adapt to transportation’s carbon-free future, how will smaller trucking fleets keep up with federal regulations set to take effect in less than three years?
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Heavy-duty fleets continue to be pinched by a multitude of economic factors, and those organizations that lead with business agility will be the ones that take a leadership position.
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Spring fuel prices continue to favor drivers, with the national diesel price average reaching $3.848 per gallon and gasoline $3.608, depicting an overall decrease in price for both fuel types across the country.
Aside from real-time alerts, Arkansas is also providing drivers with virtual sign messaging that may help them prepare for special traffic conditions or provide alternative routes.
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In collaboration with NWRA, TSR expanded this training initiative to address the needs and challenges of independent haulers in the waste and recycling industry.
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Stricter federal regulations are reshaping the engine oil industry. PC-12 and low viscosity HDEOs can help with compliance and performance.
DTNA has two new investments at its headquarters complex on Swan Island: a new electric vehicle supply equipment training center near Electric Island and a new engineering facility at its campus.
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The company, formed last summer and to be led by a former Saia CEO, plans to buy five regional players.
Beginning May 14, law enforcement across North America will be focused on tractor protection systems and alcohol and controlled substance possession by commercial drivers. Here is how fleets can prepare and stay in service during International Roadcheck.