As Hurricane Florence took aim at the East Coast, residents, businesses, and governments struggled to prepare for the aftermath. As citizens stripped store shelves of water, bread, and other non-perishables, governments changed the direction of major roadways, and roads became impassable, the entire trucking industry was affected.
Month: September 2018
How to Protect Your Moving Company When Switching Insurance
As a smart business leader, you’ve taken the steps to get insurance for your moving company. You know that you have enough coverage. But lately, you’ve been looking into other insurance carriers.
You’ve explored getting better moving company insurance for lower rates. Still, you’re hesitant.
In-House Truck Maintenance: Are You Getting the Most Out of Your Trucks?
12 years. That’s how long the average truck has been on the road today. Many are closer to 20. Each year a fleet will only replace 1 truck for every 70 trucks in service.
5 Tips to Optimize Your Fleet Performance
Are you getting the most out of your fleet? Are the profits what they should be? These five tips will help you evaluate your fleet performance. Apply these tips now to optimize it.
How to smoothly transition to a new commercial auto insurance company
Each year, commercial trucks travel nearly 400 billion miles combined. That’s a lot of miles we’re putting on our trucks and our drivers.
How much does semi-truck insurance cost?
Semi-truck insurance generally costs between $13,000 and $23,000 per year per power unit. But this is a simple answer that we give without knowing many of the details about your business that can affect your semi-truck insurance rates, such as:
6 Things Every Fleet Manager Should Know About Disaster Planning
Disasters can come in the form of hurricanes, tornadoes, or forest fires. Other disasters are man-made, like vandalism, arson, electrical fire, or even terrorism.