By Nick Erdmann, Transport Security Cargo theft has impacted nearly every industry, from paper products to televisions. Experts estimate that worldwide cargo and equipment theft costs $30 billion to $50 billion annually. Security is a… Read More »Cargo Theft Trends and How to Keep Cargo Safe
UPDATED: 11/3/2011 10:50:00 AM Write a Letter to the Editor Tweet Print This Protesters on Wednesday night closed the Port of Oakland, the fifth-busiest U.S. container handling port, following a demonstration in the city,… Read More »Port of Oakland's Operations Shut Down by Protesters
International Lubricants, Inc. has launched the Lubegard Heavy Duty line, a new product line intended for servicing heavy-duty vehicles and equipment — particularly those that are past warranty. Lubegard Heavy Duty Engine Protectant, Gear Protectant,… Read More »Lubegard Launches New Heavy Duty Product Line
UPDATED: 11/2/2011 10:30:00 AM Write a Letter to the Editor GOP Measure to Kill Bike-Path, Transportation Enhancements Rejected Tweet Print This The Senate passed a spending measure Tuesday that would bring higher truck weights… Read More »Senate Passes Spending Bill With Maine-Vermont Heavy-Truck Provision
By Robert Johnson, director of fleet relations, NTEA Financial constraints often force fleet managers to make tough equipment decisions. Should I repair a vehicle or replace it? If I do repair it, how much work… Read More »Getting the Most from Your Limited Budget Through Life-cycle Cost Analysis
UPDATED: 11/1/2011 10:45:00 AM Write a Letter to the Editor Tweet Print This Pilot Flying J will acquire seven travel centers in Iowa, Kansas, South Dakota and Nebraska from Bosselman Travel Centers Inc., the… Read More »Pilot Flying J to Purchase 7 Travel Centers in Midwest
Rolf Lockwood, Editor at Large Commentary by Rolf Lockwood, Editor at Large Big fleets often write their own terms when it comes to claims on a manufacturer’s warranty. They’ll have direct pipelines into a truck… Read More »Too Much Fine Print? Warranties Can Be Hard to Understand, But Effort Is Necessary
UPDATED: 10/31/2011 11:00:00 AM Write a Letter to the Editor Tweet Print This Vitran Corp. on Monday reported a third-quarter loss, compared with a profit a year ago. The Toronto-based carrier lost $3.4 million,… Read More »Vitran Posts Third-Quarter Loss
Detroit Diesel launched the first of its new, four-part driver training video series developed to help drivers enhance their engine’s performance. The four videos include general product background on Detroit Diesel’s DD13, DD15 and DD16… Read More »Detroit Diesel Introduces New Driver Training Video Series
UPDATED: 10/28/2011 10:40:00 AM Write a Letter to the Editor Tweet Print This CRST International said it named Jim Schommer president of its CRST Malone flatbed unit. Schommer, has more than 25 years of… Read More »Schommer Named President of CRST Malone
The Cheetah Operations Simulator can assist fleets in analyzing the impact of operational changes, monitoring performance, and identifying opportunities to increase operational performance. The Cheetah Operations Simulator is available immediately to all Cheetah customers. The… Read More »Cheetah Operations Simulator Helps Customers Optimize Performance
UPDATED: 10/28/2011 2:00:00 PM Write a Letter to the Editor Tweet Print This Tom Biery/Trans Pixs Arkansas Best Corp. swung to a third-quarter profit from loss a year ago on improved pricing, the company… Read More »Arkansas Best Posts 3Q Profit