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As the automotive landscape undergoes a decarbonizing transformation, the integration of electric vehicles (EVs) into commercial fleets is no longer a distant possibility. Heavy-duty commercial fleets are beginning to adopt EVs with a “walk before they can run” strategy. This approach gives fleets time to understand how EV technology integrates into their business operations before operating at scale.

In today's fast-paced world, efficiency is crucial when it comes to fleet management. Whether you're responsible for a small local delivery service or a large national transportation company, finding ways to streamline operations and improve performance is key.

As we celebrate the contributions of professional truck drivers this week, Kenworth and FASTPORT, in partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Hiring Our Heroes initiative, continue to narrow the search for an outstanding military veteran who has successfully transitioned from active duty to driving for a commercial fleet.  

The majority of carriers are working on carbon reduction targets and feel pressure from brokers and shippers to demonstrate progress. See the results and compare solutions in our white paper.

Plans change all the time for drivers. But if they’re staying in hotels, how can you ensure those changes of plan don’t come with major impacts to your budget?

Advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) are enhancing connected vehicle cameras and creating opportunities to mitigate road, driver, and fleet risks. It highlights the potential of AI video telematics to improve road safety by filling the gaps left by traditional dashcams and providing real-time driver engagement, accurate monitoring, and insightful analysis.