Jade Brasher

From Conestoga wagons to modern tractor-trailers, America's history continues to be shaped by freight corridors and the transportation technology that drives supply chains today.

Weeks after its spin-off, FedEx Freight reports $2.4B in segmented revenue, outlines 2026 capacity forecasts, and details its new standalone LTL tech strategy.

While a one-size-fits-all ADAS maintenance strategy doesn't exist, fleet leaders can ensure the proper function of their systems by monitoring brakes, sensors, radars, and cameras.

The Mercedes Sprinter 2500 combines luxury, technology, and practicality, offering a smooth ride, extensive cargo space, and safety features that cater to professionals.

Analyzing the past year's economic trends, including tariff effects and capacity shifts, alongside technician training issues, here’s FleetOwner’s view of current challenges and...

FleetOwner takes a look at how regulatory uncertainties, rising truck costs, and fuel price volatility are shaping fleet decisions about new engine technologies and alternative...

Why does it take up to 10 years to design and launch a new commercial vehicle? Ram, Kenworth, Volvo Trucks, and Cummins take us inside the rigorous R&D and validation cycles that dictate the future of your fleet operations.

Trimble's new AI agent, Arc, autonomously performs office tasks by connecting to existing data systems, streamlining workflows for fleet management and transportation companies.

The company's renewed focus on full life cycle support and innovative fleet programs has resulted in increased market share, sales growth, and a promising outlook for Stellantis' commercial vehicle segment in North America.

With AI becoming ubiquitous in transportation, there is urgency for fleet leaders to experiment, embrace, and embed AI into their operations to stay ahead of, or at pace with, their competition.