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Infographic: Small Fleets loom large on inspectors’ radar

By admin Published May 28, 2013

Photo: Dr. Benjamin Carson speaking at Spring Symposium 2013

By admin Published May 21, 2013

5 Most Frequently Asked Questions About buying Medium-Duty Work Trucks

The most important tool in your business is the one that gets you, your crew and your equipment to and from the jobsite. You want to buy the best work truck to suit your specific business criteria. Here are the 5 questions you should ask about cost of ownership, durability, ...

By admin Published May 1, 2013

New Mack suspension delivers 25 percent tire life improvement

Mack's on-highway products manager Jerry Warmkessel calls the company's new Twin Y suspension "revolutionary" and it's hard to argue with him. Mack is showcasing the new air ride suspension along with its new mRide spring suspension at the Mid-America Truck Show in Louisville, Ky., today. Warmkessel notes ...

By admin Published March 21, 2013

CCJ Innovators: Equal Opportunity

Aim NationaLease Girard, Ohio Aim NationaLease creates method to ensure technicians use their training By Aaron Huff Use it or lose it” is an appropriate adage for any training program for drivers, administrative staff, technicians or managers. Once the training is complete, people must apply what they’ve learned, or ...

By admin Published February 1, 2013

2012 CCJ Innovators Articles

Click below to download PDF versions of the 2012 CCJ Innovators articles from Commercial Carrier Journal. January - Bay & Bay Transportation February - Nussbaum Transportation March - Area Transportation May - Boyd Bros. June - Tennant Truck Lines July - Price-Tran August - Rocha Transportation September - Berry & Smith Trucking October - ...

By admin Published January 10, 2013

CCJ Innovators: Crete pays tribute to veterans

January CCJ Innovator: Crete Carrier Corporation Lincoln, Neb. With its new Patriot Fleet, Crete Carrier delivers its message of appreciation for military veterans over the road While the current driver shortage hasn’t reached the doomsday scenario many analysts had predicted, competition for qualified drivers remains fierce. With a ...

By Jeff Crissey Published January 8, 2013

The Era of “Big Data”

Making the latest technology developments work for your fleet No commercial or private fleet survived the recession of 2008 and 2009 with a bloated cost structure. Fleet executives and managers had to lay everything on the table to become lean enough to survive. Most fleets that froze ...

By Aaron Huff Published January 7, 2013

Liter Fever: The battle between 13-liter and 15-liter engines

The dust has settled, and two engines dominate today’s North American heavy-duty truck market. Which one is right for you? For all the styling cues and creature comforts manufacturers design into today’s trucks, nothing defines the vehicle’s pure essence and purpose more than the engine resting ...

By Jack Roberts Published January 3, 2013

Utility moves ahead

Product reviews, OEM & supplier news, and equipment management trends Trailer maker nears century of family success By Jack Roberts After a successful CCJ Fall Symposium wrapped up last month in Scottsdale, Ariz., and all of my colleagues scuttled out of the southwestern desert racing for home, I ...

By Jack Roberts Published January 1, 2013