Best Ways to Maintain Your Truck Tires
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By James Johnson
Key Takeways Check tire pressure weekly and adjust to manufacturer specifications to prevent uneven wear and blowouts. Inspect tread depth regularly and replace tires below ...
By James Johnson
Key Takeways Reefer fuel is a tax-exempt dyed diesel used for refrigerated transport units. It is illegal to use reefer fuel in on-road vehicles, leading ...
By James Johnson
Key Takeaways: HOS regulations set a maximum driving limit of 11 hours per day. Long-haul drivers cover 500+ miles, while local drivers may cover under ...
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Key Takeways Mastering vehicle control improves precision in steering, braking, and throttle management. Developing advanced driving strategy enhances racecraft, tire management, and adaptability. Using technology ...
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Knowledge grows with age. You can only refine certain skills through real-world experience, not by teaching them in a classroom. Recognizing this, the YourBestFleet team ...
By James Johnson
Recently, we had some seasoned commercial truck drivers at our office to discuss the current industry policies. Our conversation digressed, and we ended up discussing ...
By James Johnson
Safety, whether of their assets or the other people and vehicles on the road, is one of the biggest concerns for all parties in the ...
By James Johnson
As a fleet manager in 2025, you’re witnessing the change in the logistics industry brought by technological advancements and the eagerness of authorities to adopt ...
By James Johnson
Key Takeways The CDL Backing Test checks a driver’s ability to reverse a truck with control. Drivers must master straight-line backing, offset backing, alley docking, ...
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Starting as a truck driver is an exciting step. Imagine it’s your first day: the early morning, the truck’s engine starting up, and you’re feeling ...
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