We all know that gladhands are a very important component of a vehicle’s air brake system. Failure to maintain them properly will prevent proper coupling, which will allow air to leak and leave the brake systems susceptible to the ingress of moisture and debris. Be sure to check these key places for signs of corrosion and/or wear and tear.

Like any other part of a vehicle, the plugs and sockets — that are part of the system that carry power from the tractor to the trailer — need to be maintained on a regular basis. It is commonly believed that fleets only need to worry about the 7-way electrical connections during the winter when highly corrosive road de-icers are used. While these chemicals certainly cause problems in the winter, their damaging effects do not stop when the weather turns warm. Learn how to prevent and maintain your electrical plugs and sockets. 

Today’s trucks are technological wonders equipped with sophisticated electronic devices and a host of creature comforts to keep drivers happy. With that, comes more advanced electric systems. But, one needs to ensure proper maintenance to keep their truck in good working condition. This can be achieved by periodically checking these key components.

The reality is that in today’s market you need to make sure you have technology in the workplace in order to recruit and retain employees.

Millennials and Gen Z workers are known as digital natives. This means they grew up with technology unlike people from previous generations. These folks grew up with tablets, smart phones, constant and instantaneous connectivity, and apps of all sorts. According to a report from Dell Technologies, 80% of the members of Gen Z who were surveyed want to work with cutting-edge technology.