Fleets aren’t yet comprised of autonomous vehicles, but they are headed in that direction. In the meantime, technology has advanced greatly in the transportation industry,...
As technology cultivates, fleet management is gratifying a part of the Internet of Things (IoT) logistics ecosystem that could transform trucking and the logistics industry. As trucks travel interstate highways, onboard sensors collect, send and receive information via cloud-based fleet management systems.
Blockchain is a decentralized, distributed digital ledger that cannot be altered retroactively. It could change the transportation industry.
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A recent survey conducted by driver performance management firm GreenRoad found that 76% of fleet managers across a variety of transportation operations report that they use a smartphone as part of their job, with 67% noting that most or all of their drivers use smart phones as work tools as well. Indeed, Jim Heeger – GreenRoad’s CEO – added that the survey also revealed that 55%…
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Key areas for improvement are the development of better forecasting tools and greater collaboration between all logistics partners in the supply chain. Also, more transportation and rail infrastructure investment is needed.
If you have been using motorized scooters to help you get around town, you may have to find another mode of transportation for a while.
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Truck connectivity is still in its infancy, but there are already tangible benefits being enjoyed by the trucking industry.
Customers can now ensure sustainable transportation operations with the next generation of fleet management technology.
Landstar System said it does not anticipate a significant capacity crunch when the electronic logging devices (ELD) mandate takes effect this December, even though 24% of the truck drivers it uses have not yet installed the devices.