DOT authority, ELD, energy shots among new initiatives.
LOUISVILLE. Continuing to push the marketing boundaries, ONE20, a rapidly growing app-based trucker community, is using the Mid-American Trucking Show here to promote new offerings ranging from ONE20-branded energy drinks to ELDs to a data-mined best and worst list—and even its newly authorized trucking company.
DOT authority, ELD, energy shots among new initiatives.
LOUISVILLE. Continuing to push the marketing boundaries, ONE20, a rapidly growing app-based trucker community, is using the Mid-American Trucking Show here to promote new offerings ranging from ONE20-branded energy drinks to ELDs to a data-mined best and worst list—and even its newly authorized trucking company.
Whether you are talking about compact city vans equipped to serve tradesmen such as plumbers, electricians, and the like, or larger “bread van” units aimed at the food truck and parcel delivery markets, those platforms are undergoing a series of “tweaks” for lack of a better term to improve their functionality. (All photos by Sean Kilcarr for Fleet Owner)
Whether you are talking about compact city vans equipped to serve tradesmen such as plumbers, electricians, and the like, or larger “bread van” units aimed at the food truck and parcel delivery markets, those platforms are undergoing a series of “tweaks” for lack of a better term to improve their functionality. (All photos by Sean Kilcarr for Fleet Owner)
At a special White House event this week, members of the American Trucking Associations (ATA), along with a contingent of Road Team Captains, a group of professional drivers who act as industry “ambassadors,” met with President Trump to discuss a range of issues affecting motor carriers, including health care.
At a special White House event this week, members of the American Trucking Associations (ATA), along with a contingent of Road Team Captains, a group of professional drivers who act as industry “ambassadors,” met with President Trump to discuss a range of issues affecting motor carriers, including health care.
At a special White House event this week, members of the American Trucking Associations (ATA), along with a contingent of Road Team Captains, a group of professional drivers who act as industry “ambassadors,” met with President Trump to discuss a range of issues affecting motor carriers, including health care.
WASHINGTON – Trucking leaders met with President Trump on March 23 to lend their support to his efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, and to open a dialogue that they hope will lead to further discussion of the nation’s infrastruc…
WASHINGTON – Trucking leaders met with President Trump on March 23 to lend their support to his efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, and to open a dialogue that they hope will lead to further discussion of the nation’s infrastruc…
Oil was little changed before a meeting between OPEC and its allies that may signal the outlook for extending their output curbs.