Industry News
We’ve scoured the latest industry publications to uncover some hidden gems you might have overlooked. Beyond the major headlines you’re already tracking, here are a few intriguing industry topics worth exploring this month.
One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Rethinking Truck Cab Design for Women Drivers
Truck cabs have long been designed with a one-size-fits-all approach—but what if that size doesn’t fit everyone? This insightful piece from Work Truck Online, delves into the ergonomic and safety challenges women face in today’s truck cabs. From hard-to-reach pedals and oversized steering wheels to poorly placed grab handles and visibility issues, current designs can hinder not just comfort but also safety for women and smaller-statured drivers. Thoughtful design can open doors—literally and figuratively—for a more diverse driver workforce.
Driver Insight: The Secret to Boosting Fleet Vehicle Resale Value
Fleet vehicles often lose value due to preventable wear and tear, but proactive driver education can make a significant difference. This article outlines five practical strategies—such as setting clear expectations, providing maintenance schedules, and encouraging safe driving habits—to help fleet managers preserve vehicle condition and maximize resale value. Discover how simple policy changes and driver engagement can lead to substantial financial benefits.
Why Fleet Collisions Are Surging Past Pre-Pandemic Highs
Commercial fleet accidents are climbing sharply in 2025, outpacing even pre-pandemic levels as distraction, speeding, and a wave of inexperienced drivers take a toll on road safety. The resurgence in incidents has prompted urgent calls for fleets to embrace layered training programs and smarter, data-backed solutions.
The Smart Fleet RFP, Part 2: From Planning to Execution
Elizabeth Gluck, Director of Sales, joined the conversation in Automotive Fleet’s The Smart Fleet RFP, Part 2. Her advice for writing stronger RFPs? “Keep it clear. Keep it simple. Keep it relevant. And above all, keep it objective.”