Maintenance-focused fleet management requires centralized systems, transparent data ownership, and tools that turn insight into uptime.

Operators of private and for-hire transportation fleets understand the importance of maintenance and repair (M&R). It is crucial for keeping trucks running and on the road all year round, ensuring ...

Truck service costs moved in the right direction in Q4 2025, according to the latest Decisiv data. For fleets, that is a ...

Rapid advances in vehicle technology are reshaping commercial fleet operations, but adoption will depend on effective integration, workforce training and ...

Few if any know what the future holds right now. In the trucking maintenance world, there is refuge in the form of vehicle maintenance reporting standards (VMRS). These are the numerical coding ...

Effective fleet maintenance management is essential for ensuring the smooth operation of vehicles and minimizing downtime. Analyzing breakdown percentages and failure categories plays a crucial role ...

Not so long ago, 'fleet monitoring' conjured images of dispatchers hunched over clipboards, armed with nothing but a telephone, coffee and intuition. Today's GPS technology and AI analytics have ...

Real-world data from your fleet and your trucks running your routes is the key to preventative maintenance. Over time, that data paints a unique picture of how your trucks perform that allows you to ...

Squarerigger, a provider of fleet maintenance information systems, has released version 7.0 of its SQ.7 software. “Customers are excited about the productivity gains they see from our new PocketPC ...

If you own, manage or maintain a fleet of vehicles and equipment, you already know how vital it is to perform routine maintenance to maximize uptime. But even if you emphasize the "routine" in routine ...

These five components/systems accounted for 72% of all roadside repairs in the third quarter of 2020, according to recent data from TMC/FleetNet. This graph represents the number of miles between ...

Fleet vehicles often rack up high mileages while still feeling mechanically tight, surprising drivers used to more fragile privately owned cars. The difference usually has less to do with the badge on ...