Join ABM on a (virtual) tour of its new ABM Electrification Center. Located in Forsyth County, GA, the Center is where ABM is shaping the future of sustainable energy solutions, bringing together innovative technologies and expertise to drive the electrification revolution.
Since its opening in 2024, the Center has hosted a wide range of local and regional schools and development organizations, including the Georgia Institute of Technology Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics, and Computing (CEISMC) and Forsyth County Schools (Georgia).
Supporting a multitude of industries, ABM, which has installed close to 30,000 EV charging stations to date, serves as a single-source solution provider across the entire EV ecosystem, offering comprehensive engineering, design, installation, and maintenance services.
Ranger Design, a leader in innovative vehicle solutions, proudly unveils the Trazer Truck Rack, the only all-aluminum, forklift-loadable rack available on the market today.
The Trazer Truck Rack redefines what a truck rack can offer, with features tailored to meet the needs of hardworking contractors and tradespeople.
The Trazer Truck Rack is available in multiple sizes to fit popular truck models such as the Chevrolet Silverado, GMC Sierra, Ford F-150, and Ram 1500.
Two influential thought leaders, Timothy Papandreou and Jack Becker, will take center stage at NAFA 2025 Institute & Expo (I&E), scheduled for April 28-30, 2025 in Long Beach, California.
Papandreou, a pioneer in artificial intelligence, and Becker, a decorated military fighter pilot, will deliver keynotes that promise to inspire and equip fleet professionals with fresh perspectives on leadership and innovation.
Early bird registration for I&E 2025 ends January 31, 2025. Fleet professionals who register by this date will enjoy discounted rates, ensuring access to all educational sessions, the industry’s largest Exhibit Hall, and numerous networking opportunities with peers and industry leaders.
Early-Bird Registration is Now Open for the AFLA 2025 Annual Corporate Fleet Conference, September 14-17th, in Marco Island, FL.
Join us for Seas of Knowledge as we Navigate to your Success with actionable sessions, high-caliber keynotes and plenty of opportunities to connect with other fleet professionals.
Take advantage of early bird registration prices by registering before May 31st. To register now and save, click here.
Reflective clothing makes pedestrians more visible to human drivers, but it could make them invisible to the automatic emergency braking (AEB) systems meant to lessen the likelihood of vehicle-pedestrian collisions, according to a new IIHS case study.
"The placement and motion of reflective strips on the joints and limbs of pants and jackets allows drivers to quickly recognize the pattern of movement as a person," study author David Kidd said in a statement. "Unfortunately, the moving strips didn't have the same effect for the pedestrian AEB systems we tested and probably confounded their sensors."
New federal regulations, slated to go into effect in 2029, could help address this by setting minimum performance standards for these systems.