Management
ACT Expo 2027: Tackling Escalating Commercial Fleet Operating Costs
With diesel prices lingering near historic highs, the conference provides Canadian fleet operators with concrete powertrain data to protect thin operating margins.
Cross-Border Tariffs: Heavy Equipment Dealers Demand Trade Policy Certainty
Unresolved CUSMA trade disputes and mounting cross-border tariff risks threaten to inflate commercial fleet operating costs while stalling heavy equipment service bay work.
Bridgestone Expands Dealer Technical Training
Bridgestone’s new Bandag technical centre provides Canadian commercial dealers and fleet operators with hands-on retread manufacturing education to drive down cost-per-kilometre operations.
Ford Pro Expands Commercial Powertrain Warranty
Ford Pro is strengthening its value proposition for North American businesses by announcing a major expansion of its warranty coverage. During Ford Pro’s Fleet Preview event in Las Vegas, president Alicia Boler Davis unveiled a reinforced promise of
Women in Transportation: Career-building lessons from leaders
A little belief and determination can lead to great opportunities in transportation. At least, that’s been the experience of three women from different backgrounds, companies, and learning and leadership styles who all convened here in Music City at
Oshkosh navigates Q1 headwinds; affirms bullish outlook for rest of '26
Oshkosh Corporation reported relatively flat consolidated sales of $2.32 billion for the first quarter of 2026, as the company balanced strategic production ramps against significant weather−related disruptions and shifting market dynamics.
Supreme Court affirms broker liability nationwide
The Supreme Court released its decision on Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II (also known as Montgomery v. C.H. Robinson): the justices unanimously agreed that freight brokers can be found liable for negligent hiring under state tort suits.