Jade Brasher

This year's survey highlights the importance of maintaining assets reliably, fostering safety culture, and ensuring compliance. While navigating an industry that is evolving, fleet managers are prioritizing practical driver training and ensuring that they're up to date on regulations.

Hydrogen fuel's potential in trucking is recognized by forward-thinking companies, but widespread adoption remains limited due to high costs, lack of infrastructure, and political uncertainties.

The Fleet Lead's editors follow the history of commercial transport—from horse-drawn wagons to the modern trends shaping freight today.

Chevrolet showed off its active safety features, emphasizing GM's core safety values and commitment to making safety accessible across all vehicle trims, including fleet models, through rigorous testing at Milford's proving grounds.

Equipped with a 3.0L Duramax diesel engine, the Silverado 1500 RST delivers impressive towing capacity and payload, complemented by modern safety features and tech features for a versatile driving experience.

U.S. trucking has grown from horse-drawn wagons to high-tech advancements, shaped by regulation, infrastructure policy, and emissions standards.

Super employs a "mass customization" leadership approach for Daimler's powertrain plant, tailoring her communication and management style to individual employees, improving team cohesion, employee engagement, and union relationships.

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.