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- LINKEDIN · IMAGESince 12 Dec 2025
The trucking industry is navigating a crossroads of tightening margins, stricter emissions rules, and a proliferation of powertrain choices—including next-generation diesel and alt-fuel options. This guide highlights how, in the 2026 model year, fleets must blend operational efficiency and sustainability to stay competitive. Editor-In-Chief Josh Fisher outlines that diesel remains the backbone of heavy-duty fleets, albeit upgraded for better efficiency and driver comfort, while electric, natural gas, and bio-fuel models are increasingly viable for select duty cycles. He recommends that fleet executives align vehicle acquisitions with duty-cycle demands, emissions goals, and total cost of ownership. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/4p6O0fg #Trucking #FleetManagement #CommercialVehicles
- LINKEDIN · IMAGESince 12 Dec 2025
Fleets are accelerating adoption of zero-emission heavy-duty trucks as regulations tighten and sustainability goals push operators beyond diesel. Battery-electric and hydrogen fuel cell options are becoming viable for regional and vocational operations. The 2026 vehicle lineup highlights extended ranges, higher torque, and advanced driver-assist systems designed to boost efficiency, safety, and operational flexibility for fleets. Read the full guide: https://bit.ly/4oKAy0O #Trucking #FleetManagement #AlternativeFuel #ZeroEmissions #HeavyDuty
- LINKEDIN · IMAGESince 12 Dec 2025
The 2026 heavy-duty vehicle guide showcases the latest models, helping fleets navigate rising costs, emissions requirements, and evolving powertrain options. From advanced safety features to improved fuel efficiency, the guide highlights trucks designed to meet diverse operational needs and support smarter fleet planning. Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4hVd2eP #Trucking #FleetManagement #CommercialVehicles
- LINKEDIN · IMAGESince 12 Dec 2025
Trucking is feeling the pinch—freight recession drags on, and fleets are looking for tools to protect profitability. This episode cuts straight to how one OEM is thinking through those pressures. On The Fleet Lead podcast, Josh Fisher sits down with Peter Voorhoeve, president of Volvo Trucks North America, to unpack how Volvo’s new VNL and VNR models can help fleets save fuel and navigate uncertain freight markets. Voorhoeve also discusses changing electric-truck priorities and a shifting global strategy. Listen and subscribe: https://bit.ly/480KWLT #Trucking #FleetManagement #FreightRecession #OEMInsights
- LINKEDIN · IMAGESince 12 Dec 2025
Trucking’s feeling the squeeze—freight demand remains weak, costs are climbing, and uncertainty is the only thing shipping companies seem certain about. This new episode of The Fleet Lead hits squarely on that reality as 2025 closes and fleets prepare for what 2026 may bring. In this week’s chat, John Hitch, Josh Fisher, Kevin Jones, and Jason McDaniel break down last year’s freight recession, regulatory fog, fading EV hype, and rising tech disruption—and why those trends matter for fleet managers today. Give it a listen: https://bit.ly/4rMIkcm #trucking #freight #fleetmanagement #logistics #transportation
- LINKEDIN · IMAGESince 23 Oct 2025
The trucking industry is navigating a landscape shaped by overcapacity challenges, evolving emissions regulations, and shifting trailer manufacturing standards. Staying ahead requires timely insights and strategic foresight. In this week's episode of The Fleet Lead, Josh Fisher, editor-in-chief of FleetOwner, is joined by Jason McDaniel, editor of Bulk Transporter; Jeremy Wolfe, editor of FleetOwner; Kevin Jones, editorial director with Trailer Body Builders; and John Hitch, editor-in-chief of Fleet Maintenance. Together, they delve into the implications of a new trailer manufacturing facility, the impact of English proficiency requirements, the foreign driver crackdown, and the latest emissions regulations—critical topics for fleet managers and operators. Tune in to gain expert perspectives on these pressing industry developments. 🎧 Listen now: https://bit.ly/4nHs7CX #TruckingIndustry #FleetManagement #TrailerManufacturing #EmissionsRegulations #EnglishProficiency #ForeignDriverPolicy #FleetOwner #BulkTransporter #FleetMaintenance #TrailerBodyBuilders #TheFleetLeadPodcast
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