Truck Collisions – truckers watch out for Jersey!!
Can you guess what states have the highest accident rates?! The top 3 states with the most intense collisions are….
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Life on the Road
Are human truckers being replaced?!
Truck “drones” have been hitting the road recently and have been causing quite a stir. Confused drivers have reported seeing truck drivers on mobile phones, sipping a cup of coffee and even watching TV. In some cabs, there is no driver at all! Of course there is a logical explanation for this.. right?!
“20% off Truckers!”
Levi’s has dubbed the classic denim jacket a new name! They are now to be referred to as “Trucker Jackets,” according to the clothing giant. Don’t be too offended truckers, have you ever heard of the Canadian Tuxedo? Denim on denim…
IT’S COMING!!!!
The official BigRoad EBook “The EOBR Compliance Game – A guide to playing & winning for drivers, owner-operators & small fleets” has been completed and is ready to be launched. Starting Monday we will be releasing the EBook one chapter at a time (with the option to download the full EBook all at once).
Logistics and robots… an imminent future?
The latest rage in product distribution is the use of robotics and drones to make deliveries. Both Amazon and Google have been exploring these engineering opportunities and how they can affect the lives of millions.
Make Smartphones work in your fleet!
These days we use our mobile devices for everything. They can easily transform into calculators, music players, photo albums… you name it and there is probably an app for that.
Don’t worry, tech companies kinda have your back!
Good news for your online privacy – tech titans have your back… sort of.
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Tandem Apps and the Driver
Apps have come a long way since the days of client/server. Back then, they were applications (all those syllables!) or programs (how generic) or software (sounds complicated) requiring some serious hardware to power through and deliver key functionality. Processing power generally meant big, clunky, and sometimes slow.