THIRD QUARTER 2023
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Fleet managers discuss the game of parts shop organization. Component manufacturers work to make electric-powered commercial vehicles more affordable. How to start appealing to military personnel to join the trucking workforce. The benefits of natural gas truck engines. An insider's recap of the TMC Summer Conference & Fleet/Utility Forum.
Fleet managers discuss the game of parts shop organization and the strategies that helps parts clerks maintain an organized shop. Having the right parts available when they are needed is the key to success. It eliminates downtime and equipment being brought into the shop more than once.
FEATURE
As adoption of electric-powered commercial vehicles grows, component manufacturers are looking more closely at offering services and devices to attract more fleet buyers.
COLUMNS
Tapping into this skilled talent pool would allow fleets to enhance their operational efficiency, improve safety records and foster a culture of professionalism.
By the middle of next year, Cummins will be offering a full-size truck engine that runs on natural gas called the X15N.
Fleets, manufacturers and electric utility providers had a spirited discussion on fleet electrification during American Trucking Associations’ Technology & Maintenance Council 2023 Summer Conference & Fleet/ Utility Forum in Washington, D.C., on June 20-21.
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"The more things change, the more they stay the same. The mission of any maintenance shop is to repair vehicles as quickly and precisely as possible. There are scheduled maintenance needs sprinkled with the occasional emergency repairs. Efficiency is key. Those concepts will always stay the same.
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