Operating a Steady Fleet in Unsteady Times

Industry insights into the trucking industry based on 6.67 million risky driving events captured in 2019

Meet Frank Salinas, Jr., a driver for The Kroger Co., and Chris Lytwyn, who hauls goods for TransWood.

Under the temporary HOS rules, drivers are no longer subject to HOS rules when transporting certain types of cargo or personnel necessary for the response to COVID-19.

Discover how risk can be detected on the road and in the vehicle using the DriveCam's machine vision and artificial intelligence technology.

Safety expert Del Lisk offers tips for using video to check in with your drivers in the age of social distancing.

It's tough for drivers to find time for their health, especially in a time of crisis. Driver health expert Sergio Rojas shared some tips with us last year that can help your drivers on the frontlines.

Different road types have different types of risks. See which environments are riskier, according to the NHTSA.

Watch dash cam videos showing some of the most common examples of distracted driving and the dangers that can result.

NFI discusses the benefits -both for the environment and for business- from alternative fueling technology

Learn three convincing ways fleets earn trust and buy in on the uses of vehicle cameras.

The trucking industry is short about 51,000 drivers, and the shortage is expected to grow. It’s depleted the pool of available driver talent, but one trucking fleet is doing something about it.

Get a quick recap of the advice and insider knowledge shared by three industry experts in FleetOwner’s recent webinar on driver recruitment and retention.

See why the NTSB suggests implementing video in vehicles to help reduce commercial motor vehicle collisions.

McLane helps veterans returning from service start a new career in trucking with this one-of-a-kind program.

Safety and operations don’t have to be mutually exclusive.

What’s in a game tape? Ask basketball legend Kobe Bryant and he’ll say, “a lot.” Even the best of the best makes mistakes. It’s how you react to them that makes all the difference.

Now more than ever, commercial truck drivers are the lifeblood of the nation’s distribution network. So when their health and wellness declines, everyone is potentially affected.