John Baxter (CCJ)BusinessIn Focus: Granting a reprieveWhy are bypass filters becoming more common? Because today’s diesels must meet tighter emissions standards, the soot loading of the oi…February 5, 2008BusinessIn Focus: Brake testersChecking brake stroke is a time-honored tradition, and it often reveals problems – but how much does it really tell you? The answer, of…January 3, 2008BusinessDon’t get hosed by hot belts, hosesThanks to exhaust gas recirculation in 2007 engines, trucks are seeing hotter underhood temperatures than ever. Many fleets probably ar…December 7, 2007BusinessWired to rollTrain technicians on how to conduct proper electrical tests. Wiring is rarely a dream to decipher, but it’s often mo…November 5, 2007BusinessMichelin aims to cut tire-related fuel consumption by halfMichelin North America announced an initiative designed to reduce tire-related fuel consumption for each vehicle to half of what it is now by …November 5, 2007BusinessMichelin aims to cut tire-related fuel consumption by halfMichelin North America this week announced an initiative designed to reduce tire-related fuel consumption for each vehicle to half of what it …November 1, 2007BusinessIn Focus: LightingIn the early 1990s, the top three maintenance costs were lighting, tires and brakes, with lighting ranked No. 1 in frequency of repair,…October 4, 2007BusinessIn Focus: Tire monitoring/inflationThe cost of road calls, tire repairs and ruined casings can mess up the workday for both maintenance managers and finance officers. At …September 5, 2007BusinessIn Focus: Truck refrigerationThermo King SB-210 As the price of fuel goes up and up, keeping food cold on the road costs more and more. Yet shippe…August 8, 2007BusinessEquipment In Focus: Drive axlesOne of the biggest things happening with drive axles today is a continued trend toward faster ratios, i.e. smaller ratio numbers – and …July 8, 2007Previous PagePage 4 of 10Next PageTop StoriesDriver coaching and scorecardingDrivers rank camera as top safety tech, as long as it faces outwardTruck drivers ranked a camera, depending on which way it faces, as having a good and bad influence on driver safety.Test DrivesQuick spin: Pete's electric Model 579Recruiting & retentionTrucking's youth movement lagging, but no retirement in sight for most driversTechnologyTransportation a top 10 target of cyberattackers, cases nearly triple last yearFeatured SponsorDownload the Heavy Duty Maintenance Checklist