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City of Denton, Texas, fleet drivers are getting practice driving on roundabouts in preparation for the city’s first traffic roundabout in a major traffic corridor.
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WASHINGTON – The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that Altec is recalling 205 model-year CFD 127 wood chippers, manufactured between May 2011 and September 2012.
Read More →New York City announced that two more fleet employees have died of COVID-19, bringing the city's total fleet deaths to four.
Read More →While many laws are in place to prevent on-road collisions, driver distraction — caused by everything from eating to mobile device usage — still remains a weighty Concern within fleets. However, reviewing current trends and tips can help fleets gain a better understanding in order to help mitigate the problem.
Read More →Across the state of Michigan, road maintenance trucks are adopting green lights, which improve truck visibility compared to traditional white strobe lights.
Read More →A new investigation by Motherboard, Vice’s long-form investigative arm, claims more than 400 U.S. Postal Service delivery trucks have been damaged or destroyed by fires since May 2014.
Read More →The recall, expected to begin April 17, covers 129 vehicles at risk for unexpectedly stopping.
Read More →City of Petersburg, Va., leaders are investigating its acting city manager after a potential hit-and-run crash involving a fleet vehicle.
Read More →The engine of a Hinds County (Miss.) Sheriff's vehicle shut down while the deputy was on his lunch break. The K-9 inside suffered a heat stroke.
Read More →Driving while using one’s phone runs rampant and shows no signs of abating as the fleet sector looks to evolving deterrents and solutions.
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