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Stay Steady on Your Fee in Wet Spring Weather

For professional drivers, the hazards caused by wet spring weather conditions aren't just limited to slippery roads. Slips, trips and falls can also increase during this time. Follow these best practices to stay steady on your feet this spring.
Remote Diagnostics

Remote Diagnostics Keeps Your Fleet Moving

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Equipment Insights for Last Mile Delivery Fleets

The last mile is a critical part of the supply chain and requires equipment that can navigate tight corners and make frequent stops, while meeting strict time constraints. Here are key considerations for spec'ing the right truck.
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Driver Comfort Aids in Safety and Satisfaction

The driver shortage remains a top industry concern, and truck features that promote comfort and convenience can help improve a driver's experience on the road, leading to a boost in recruitment and retention efforts.
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Pass Your DOT Physical: Meet the New Blood Pressure Guidelines

CMV drivers: How strong is your heart? Knowing the answer can help you live longer and stay qualified as a professional driver.
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Demands on Low-Voltage Truck Batteries Continue To Increase

Truck batteries power essential safety technology, lighting systems, electronic control units and more, making their performance critical. Learn how you to ensure your batteries last.
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Three Ways the Right Engine Oil Affects Maintenance and Operations

Using high-quality engine oil and the correct grade and weight is critical to maximizing equipment performance, reducing downtime and improving profitability. Learn why.
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Ensure Brake Safety Year-Round With Effective Inspections

Brake safety is crucial year-round, and regular checks by qualified service technicians along with proper pre- and post-trip inspections by drivers can ensure brakes perform as expected.
A yellow Penske semi-truck pulled up at a fuel station with yellow Fuel banner overtop.

Seven Ways To Improve Fuel Economy

Fuel is a major expense for truck fleets, and improving fuel economy can result in significant savings while also potentially increasing the lifespan of a vehicle. Here are seven tips for improving fuel economy.
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New Year's Resolution: Defensive Driving in 2025

Defensive driving is an important skill whether you're a professional truck driver or making local deliveries. Here are 8 ways to sharpen your defensive driving skills to protect yourself and others on the road.
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How to Spec and Maintain Truck Tires for Optimal Performance

Your tires matter. The right specs, proper inflation and regular checks can boost fuel efficiency, uptime and safety. Learn how smart tire management drives results in our latest article.
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Maximize Uptime With Truck Battery Maintenance

Ensure your truck battery is reliable and performing as it should with these tips that show you how to prevent battery failure and avoid costly downtime, delayed deliveries and driver inconvenience.