Trucker1

Interact

Feedback On CCJDigital   Filling law enforcement’s coffers “The Rule of Unintended Consequences still applies. Slowing down motor vehicles has always been the Holy Grail for those jurisdictions that rely on traffic tickets for increased revenue – the lower the speed limit, the more tickets the cops can ...
By CCJ Staff Published May 1, 2012

CSA'S Data Trail

Sponsored by PeopleNet

CSA’s crash flaw: Enforcement, accident rates do not mesh

FMCSA’s massive safety program shows gaps in correlation between enforcement and accident rates by carrier size.

Risk & Reward, Part 2: CSA data shows independents at risk

Risk & Reward, Part 1: How CSA’s data shows discrimination toward small carriers

Advertisement

Thermo King programs keep you running at maximum capacity

Servicing valued customers is our priority. We offer customers Thermo Gard® programs to keep you running at maximum capacity along with specialized ...

Shell Rotella keeps your fleet on the road

Shell Lubricants offers a wide portfolio of products, business services and maintenance solutions designed to deliver real value to your business. Maximizing ...

Advertisement

Events

Products

TRP designs trailer camshafts, bushing kits

Peterbilt redesigns Model 320 interior

Amsoil formulates synthetic fifth-wheel grease

Poll

Poll: What is your biggest obstacle when considering natural gas engines?

Featured

Great West Fleet Exec panel to discuss highway, infrastructure funding

Featured

ATA’s Costello to offer industry outlook at CCJ Spring Symposium

Popular Topics

Randall-Reilly - A Business Media & Information Company

CCJ Commercial Carrier Journal - Fleet Management Magazine

CCJ Magazine covers fleet management topics ranging from technology, freight, logistics, equipment, and more.

© CCJ 2013

Sitemap | Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions