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ZF: What Wabco Deal Means for Next-Generation Mobility

ZF says its acquisition of Wabco will create “a leading global integrated systems provider for commercial vehicle technology.” But what does that mean for North American fleets? Find out in this interview with HDT.

Ford Launches Real-Time Driver Coaching

The new tools from Ford include real-time driver coaching through its SYNC 4 voice assistant that alerts drivers anytime they exceed a speed limit, rapidly accelerate, brake harshly, idle excessively, or fail to fasten a seatbelt

Creating a Robust Fleet Safety and Pandemic Plan

Essential Utilities has maintained a robust and thorough safety and accident management program which has seen radical changes during the pandemic.

How Safe Are Teslas with Autopilot Activated?

Tesla has released internal data showing the number of crashes its electric cars in the U.S. have incurred with Autopilot engaged compared to the national average of automobile crashes.

Certification Program to Feature Behavioral Simulation

Leading Safety Works, a certification program from Crane Industry Services LLC and Okos Partners, is adding a training simulator component.

Trends in State-of-the-Art Fleet Technology

Telematics, Big Data, AI, driver safety, and overall corporate sustainability goals are some major aspects of fleet that managers are continually assessing when considering the latest advancements in technology.

Crane Industry Services Announces New Certification

The Leading Safety Works certification program is designed for construction and utilities managers.

Man and Dog Killed in Utility Truck Crash

A man and his dog died after crashing into a utility truck that failed to stop at a stop sign in Wisconsin.

Fatal Tesla Crashes Raise Autopilot Concerns

Tesla maintains that vehicles are safer in autopilot, but that drivers must remain alert at all times.

12 Trucking Takeaways from 2019

As we head into 2020, HDT Editor in Chief Deborah Lockridge shares her top takeaways from 2019 on the trends affecting trucking.