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CCJ’s 2011 Innovator
Wisconsin carrier uses a mix of old-fashioned common sense and modern technology to save money, solve problems and improve service.
April 1, 2011
To help with driver recruiting and retention, Marten Transport purchases several makes of tractors and strives to give drivers their first choice in terms of the type of truck they want to drive. Drivers even can choose different-colored trucks.
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Technology
New technologies help detect and resolve vehicle defects faster and other technological news items are featured.
January 1, 2011
Zonar’s EVIR device forces drivers to inspect vehicles by using a handheld device and RFID tags placed in different zones around the vehicle.
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Technology
Electronic evidence critical to effective data management, fuel purchase security systems are offered and other technological news items are featured.
December 3, 2010
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Technology
In-cab scanning and portable onboard computers are among the technological issues featured.
September 1, 2010
The PeopleNet Tablet will combine traditional in-cab functionality with portable options, including a camera, barcode scanner, signature capture and Wi-Fi.
Business
Combating Fatigue
Electronic logs are fast replacing paper as the standard for compliance. But do they improve safety?
September 1, 2010
By using PeopleNet’s eDriver Logs application, drivers can access current hours-of-service status, such as their violations and available hours.
Business
Journal
Fuel economy and greenouse gas emissions standards, UCR fees nearly double, trucking employment and much more are featured.
June 1, 2010
PAYROLL EMPLOYMENT IN FOR-HIRE TRUCKING Trucking companies added 1,000 jobs in April, but trucking employment was still down 47,700, or 3.7 percent, from April 2009, according to preliminary figures released last month by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Safety
Firms offer products related to the FMCSA initiative, PHMSA launches an online hazmat permit process and more safety issues are featured.
June 1, 2010
Vendors are lining up with new offerings to help carriers cope with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s new approach toward safety oversight, Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010.
Business
Right on target
Fleets leverage route management systems to cut costs, improve service.
June 1, 2010
Schneider National is using Maptuit’s NaviGo in-cab navigation system on the Mobile Computing Platform 200 (MCP200) Series from Qualcomm.
Business
The EOBR RULE: Logging a Milestone
Although truck drivers have been subject to federal regulation of their work hours for more than 70 years, it wasn’t until last month that the federal government declared that any group of motor carriers must use a device rather than paper logs to monitor those hours.
May 2, 2010
By requiring a transfer of EOBR data by way of either a USB cable or wireless connection, the new performance standards allow law enforcement to obtain HOS records without entering the cab.
Business
Carriers prepare for new pre-employment screening era and more
Carriers soon will be able to access a driver’s crash and inspection history from the Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS).
May 1, 2010
Rand McNally says many of the new, improved features of the IntelliRoute TND 700 GPS device were developed as a direct result of feedback from professional truck drivers.
Business
Revving up Cash Flow
Fleets focus on technology to put money in the bank.
April 1, 2010
Drivers can download ACS’ TripPak In-Cab scanning application to their personal computers. After drivers scan and transmit documents, they receive confirmation numbers allowing them to view documents online.
Business
Trailing indicators
Trailer-monitoring technology makes planning the next move easier.
March 10, 2010
SkyBitz launched its new GLS400 platform in January and realized a 20-percent improvement in power efficiency.
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