Keeping drivers healthy. Finding and keeping technicians. Keeping drivers safe.
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There's much more to preventing tired or drowsy driving than just complying with federal hours of service rules. A sleep expert and author offers a few tips on how to keep truck drivers awake and alert at the wheel.
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Interstate truck drivers are required to take a physical qualification examination and receive a Medical Examiner’s Certificate every other year to confirm that they are healthy enough to safely perform their job. What do their employers need to know?
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Drivers are a key part of a trucking company's safety efforts. Learn how HDT's 2024 Safety & Compliance Award finalists make their drivers the foundation of their safety culture.
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Industry leaders share what they see as industry trends related to diesel technicians, including recruiting and retention challenges, pay and benefits, and additional training for battery-electric powertrains.
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Here’s what even the most experienced drivers need to remind themselves (and their fleet managers) of to remain as accident-free as possible.
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Find out how building and supporting a diverse workforce can help trucking companies attract and retain employees — and remain resilient in turbulent times.
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Find out the top four ways fleet managers can work with shippers to create a driver-friendly environment.
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How Missy "DieselGirl" Albin is using her experience and platform to help break stereotypes of what a diesel technician looks like.
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Good maintenance managers are scarce on the ground, which is why more fleets are trying to promote talent from within their companies. But that’s easier said than done.
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Honoring servicemen and women with attention-getting truck graphics helps this New York fleet find and keep top-quality drivers. Read More |
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