Most trucking companies have no issues with physical security. Truckers don’t leave their keys in the truck, mechanics remember to lock up shop, and companies install fences around their property. When it comes to cybersecurity, however, many small companies don’t do as much as they should, despite digital risks being just as numerous as physical ones. Want to know more…
According to the American Transportation Research Institute, traffic congestion cost the U.S. trucking industry a record-high $108.8 billion in 2022. If you’re wondering, this is equivalent to 435,686 truck drivers (or 22% of all Class-A licensed drivers) being idle for a whole year. The average cost per every registered combination truck comes out to $7,588. Interestingly, the total hours of…
In recent years, there’s been a lot of talk about the promise and the perils of artificial intelligence (AI), as well as what this technology could mean for businesses and individuals. At this point, AI is a major player in almost every industry you can think of, including transportation. Read on for six key ways the AI is helping transform…
With the trucking industry adding a variety of new safety regulations, trucking companies that want to stay ahead must be prepared. Beyond simply being a regulatory requirement, driver safety is a major factor in the health of both your employees and your business. By prioritizing driver safety, you can lay the foundation for your trucking company to thrive. Want to…
In recent years, the integration of new technology has been a major factor in the trucking industry. For a popular example, look no further than cameras on heavy-duty trucks. Thanks to the latest smart camera technology, truckers can gain new insights, capture more angles, and derive more operational value from video than ever. Why are smart cameras such a hit…