From Diagnostics to Predictive Intelligence: How Connected Vehicles are Redefining Uptime
By Brad Gintz, co-founder and CEO, EZ LYNK
In the world of fleet operations, the question isn’t whether downtime will happen—it’s when and what kind of impact it will have when it does. Imagine that vehicles could tell you what’s wrong before they experience a problem. Predictive Intelligence makes this possible.
Mark Carney Meets Automakers as U.S. Tariffs Hit Canadian Exports
With a 25% import duty imposed by the Trump administration in April, Canada’s auto industry, which is heavily reliant on U.S. sales, is facing significant pressure, prompting urgent calls for relief and clarity on trade.
Fuel Economy: Strategies to Help Fleets Navigate Volatility
Reprinted from Tim Mundahl's Blog (Merchants Fleet)
While advancements in vehicle technology continue to improve fuel efficiency, prices at the pump remain largely influenced by external factors—many of which are beyond any fleet’s control. For fleet managers, the question isn’t just how to react, but how to build a strategy.
Evaluating Every Used Vehicle for Optimum Resale Value
Used vehicles have their own unique DNA, and Fleet Street Remarketing has the expertise to evaluate every vehicle for optimum resale value.
Nothing Changes if Nothing Changes
What does a Crash-Free Culture look like? eDriving says it does not happen by accident. It is built intentionally on five key elements that work together to shape behavior, build accountability, and create long-term impact.
Lisa Drake, Director of Fleet Electrification at Merchants Fleet authors a timely article for fleets that are transitioning to EVs. Lisa says, “Managing EVs is not simply about replacing diesel- or gasoline-powered trucks with electric ones; it’s about thinking differently about how energy is consumed.”
We are delighted to feature Frank Memolo in the latest Fleet Pro Focus. Frank echoes what so many of us feel about our fleet industry: “As much as we are a close-knit group, anyone new to fleet is always made to feel welcome.” Indeed!
Janice Sutton
Editor in Chief
