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Fleets prepare for arrival of electric trucks in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Fleets prepare for arrival of electric trucks in 2022

Fleet executives from Ryder, Benore Logistic and Titan Freight share their experiences and plans to adopt zero-emission trucks. Read CCJ for details

Fleets prepare for arrival of electric trucks in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Fleets prepare for arrival of electric trucks in 2022

Fleet executives from Ryder, Benore Logistic and Titan Freight share their experiences and plans to adopt zero-emission trucks. Read CCJ for details

Truck Talk: Making the case edition - Vimarsana News

Truck Talk: Making the case edition

Truck Talk is a weekly newsletter that brings perspective and context to trends and issues in the trucking industry.

Camera monitoring systems gain fleet favor as adoption grows - Vimarsana News

Camera monitoring systems gain fleet favor as adoption grows

Camera monitoring systems gain fleet favor as adoption grows 0 6 minutes read Mario Gafencu wishes the Stoneridge Inc. MirrorEye Camera Monitor System (CMS) was around when he was rolling up 2.5 million accident-free miles as a professional driver. His first 20-mile drive on a snowy January day last year was all the evidence he needed. “Regardless of all the road spray from all the vehicles on the road that day, my view of the traffic around my vehicle was clear and unobstructed,” Gafencu recalled. ” I was no longer guessing and hoping that a vehicle was not in that right front corner...

When Will Trucks Drive Themselves? - Vimarsana News

When Will Trucks Drive Themselves?

Leathers Even as autonomous driving technology continues to advance, the freight transportation business will need more truck drivers in the future, not fewer, Werner CEO Derek Leathers told TT. American Trucking Associations has estimated that the industry will need to hire 900,000 drivers over the next decade. “I think that’s something that’s important for the industry and for drivers to understand,” Leathers said. He compared the emergence of autonomous trucking to the rise of rail intermodal operations. “There was all kinds of fear when intermodal really started to gain traction...

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