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Since 2021, fleet operators have faced a relentless cash crunch that has delayed the upkeep of critical equipment. For many, trucks and trailers are just one breakdown away from derailing operations. As the transportation industry continues to evolve, businesses must look beyond short-term fixes and prepare for the next wave of fleet management transformation. In […]

The trucking industry is evolving fast and technology is at the wheel. In an environment where efficiency, speed, and accuracy define success, traditional dispatch methods simply can’t keep up. Paper logs, spreadsheet-based scheduling, and manual coordination are making way for smart, automated solutions. Enter the era of smart dispatching; a transformative force in modern fleet

For many trucking businesses, especially in construction and aggregate hauling, dispatch remains a chaotic mix of paper logs, spreadsheets, and guesswork. Job estimates are based on rough figures, approved with little oversight, and dispatched using printed sheets or last-minute texts. Drivers track loads manually on paper, and the actual delivery volume and time spent often

Rising fuel costs have become one of the most pressing challenges in dump truck operations, with diesel prices reaching historic highs in recent years. For operators and fleet owners, every dollar spent at the pump cuts directly into profit margins especially when hauling heavy loads across short, repetitive routes, where often the return trip is

Unorganized small business owner-operators often lack the tools and techniques needed to track costs associated with miles driven—both loaded and empty (deadhead) miles. Without this visibility, they frequently miss out on profitable load opportunities and struggle to understand their true cost per mile. Investing in the best trucking software can help bridge this gap by

Records of Duty Status (RODS) Understanding Driver Duty Limits and the Role of Electronic Logging Devices A truck driver’s daily duty on the road is often unpredictable and can vary based on routes, traffic, weather, and delivery schedules. Despite these variables, every driver must adhere to three strict maximum duty Drivers can work seven days

The trillion-dollar supply chain management industry continues to be a high-potential avenue for Owner-operators and small carrier investors. However, the trucking sector faces unique challenges—experiencing downturns nearly twice as often as the broader economy, along with tightening regulations that make running a profitable operation increasingly difficult. With nearly 90% of trucking companies owned by small