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Taking care of business: Factoring—the over-looked financing option
Accounts receivable financing isn’t just for businesses in trouble
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Safety goes high-tech
Fleet Safety Council panel discusses new ways to prevent accidents and deal with their aftermath
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City Smarts: Spec’ing regional and medium-duty trucks
Beware the cookie cutter approach. Spec’s can vary widely from fleet to fleet.
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Bushell Transport has its head in the Cloud
Heavy-haul company relies on Web-based software to run its business
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Navigating the roadblocks
Figuring out how to make a self-driving truck is the easy part. Integrating autonomous technology into society is
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CAT CT681’s form designed for function
Caterpillar’s new CT681 is a short nose, set forward vocational truck designed for use in Eastern urban environments.
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Mullen Group on Mill Creek, Kriska, and the Western Canadian trucking industry
Mullen Group senior VP Richard J. Maloney talks about the new partnership, industry consolidation and the driver shortage.
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Behind the Kriska-Mullen deal
Kriska COO Jonathan Wahba gives an in-depth explanation of the deal between Kriska and Mullen and how it will affect Mill Creek, existing customers and Canadian trucking industry.
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Uncertain but not anxious
Conflicting statistics and economic indicators don’t sink positive expectations for next year. On the release of Fleet Executive’s Annual Equipment Buying Trends Survey we compile data for a look at where the trucking industry will be in 2015.
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Green to Gold: Waiting for the greap leap forward
Diesel engines are becoming cleaner and more efficient, but alternative fuels are gaining in popularity. Will diesel still be king of the road in 2025?
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Data Driven: Telematics from scratch
Canada Cartage builds its own information system
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Muir’s mandates incorporation
Good-bye sole proprietors. Hello incorporated businesses. As of September 1st, the Muir’s Cartage division of Calyx Transportation Group Inc. will refuse to assign a load to owner/operators running their businesses as sole proprietors. The company called a short-notice, attendance-mandatory meeting…
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Shot full of holes
Manitoba trucker lucky to be alive after 10 rounds fired into his truck and trailer
