The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 2010 diesel emissions standards, which went into effect this month, are the world’s most stringent. 

Winter presents its own unique set of challenges for drivers, even the most experienced. What can start as a clear day can change quickly to stormy conditions with slick roads or poor visibility. 

For 2010, truck manufacturers once again are offering a wide variety of trucks and options to choose from, including hybrids.

Driving on city streets tests drivers’ concentration, road awareness and reactions because they face constant hazards.

Even though fuel prices have somewhat stabilized, a periodic review of operating and maintenance practices can help further improve your fleet’s fuel efficiency.

Tires are expensive — in fact, they are a top maintenance expense for beverage fleets. Anything that can be done to extend tire life can provide significant savings.

Glare — a sensation caused by bright light in one’s field of view — is a serious problem for drivers.

When done effectively, driver monitoring programs can help improve driver behavior and reduce accidents.

The 38th Mid-America Trucking Show, held in Louisville, Ky., featured 935 exhibiting companies representing 46 states and 10 countries.

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) requires drug and alcohol testing for drivers of commercial vehicles.