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The Alutrec Difference

Alutrec Inc, located in Québec (Canada), was founded by Julien Nadeau. Being a former driver and fleet owner himself, Julien Nadeau has dedicated himself to achieving a better understanding of all aspects of the trucking industry. Frustrated in his search for products that met his own strict requirements, Julien Nadeau founded Alutrec two decades ago. After all, who better than a former "insider" to understand the needs and concerns of the trucking industry!

Boyd Bros.: A Customer Testimonial

When truckload carrier Boyd Bros. felt uncertain about how they were pricing certain lanes, they turned to TMW Systems for help. Pricing Manager Gary Jones believes that having access to Netwise and its Market Rate Index has not only allowed them to price their lanes with more certainty, it forced them to re-evaluate some of their long-held beliefs about who their good and bad customers are. Since implementing Netwise, they've also seen a 16% increase in revenue per mile!

The Controller of Tomorrow, Today!

Three years ago we began a quest to build the industry's first Smart heater controller. We began by speaking with our customers - the drivers, maintenance technicians and fleet managers that use our heaters. We asked them what new features they'd like to see added to the next generation of Espar heater controllers. We then used their input as a blueprint for developing a controller that met virtually every request on their wish list.Introducing...the Digi-Max D1000.

Nussbaum Transportation Runs Smart

Freightliner's Cascadia trucks are comfortable, efficient, and productive which aids in our driver recruiting and retention efforts. This top of the line truck allows our drivers to be confident that they have a reliable piece of equipment to provide our customers with superior service. The increased fuel economy Nussbaum is seeing from a combination of Freightliner equipment and trailer skirts and tails allows us to run trucks more efficiently, placing Nussbaum at the forefront of the industry.

Cascadia: Meet the Makers

Our engineers threw out the regular playbook on heavy-duty trucks to build the Cascadia. Our test fleet was fertile ground for ideas. We counted more drivers at both ends of the size spectrum: big men who needed a bigger seat, and small women who needed a more adjustable chair. They got it. And we built all controls in the cab to be usable, even with work gloves on. Then they tested, retested, then kept on testing so you'd have the most reliable and aerodynamic truck with an ultra-quiet and safe cab.