At a recent Fleetworthy’s Roadshow conference held in Austin, TX, there was a discussion on how trucking fleets are facing one of the fastest periods of regulatory change in many years. Carriers now need to adapt quickly to a wide range of issues, from non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses to English-language enforcement, and this can create other problems. Looking to learn…
One of the main reasons why cash flow is a common issue in the trucking industry is that freight shippers and brokers can take up to 90 days to get paid after hauling a load. In the long run, this can be very inconvenient, since your expenses don’t come to a halt when a driver isn’t paid. Gaining access to…
DSI is the leader in surcharging for Dealer Management Solutions and in the heavy-duty truck space, with their surcharging payment integration dating back 4 years – way ahead of the competition. If you’re a commercial truck or heavy-duty vehicle dealer using DSI Solutions, there’s good news—you may already have access to a fully integrated surcharging solution that can help reduce or even eliminate…
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…
In February 2024, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted new disclosure rules regarding cybersecurity. Despite being designed for the benefit of public companies, these rules also affect trucking companies that do business with public firms. Why is this the case? Simple: trucking companies’ computer networks are often linked with networks of their public company customers. As a result,…