Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Dedicated Truck Routes Do you still need route optimization software when working on a dedicated route? What does it mean to be a dedicated driver? How much is a dedicated truck driver’s salary? Want to save time on multiple stop routes? Check out Ro...
The truck may have a limited-slip rear differential that controls power distribution between the left and right tires, but under no circumstances are the front wheels used for anything other than steering. If you live in an area with a mild climate and never travel over anything rougher than ...
“Designing and releasing a truck that follows the commands of an autonomous system requires a paradigm shift,” O’Leary said. “We basically have to reinvent the truck. Our mission is to safely deploy the first-ever scalable and redundant autonomous truck. Ourdual strategy of partnering with ...
What does GVWR mean? The GVWR is the maximum safe loaded weight of your vehicle (or trailer), as determined by the manufacturer. GVWR isn’t just the weight of passengers and payload but also the vehicle. You can find your vehicle GVWR on the placard attached to the driver’s door ...
What Does XLT Mean On A Ford Truck? XLT is a trim level that’s available with Ford trucks, both compact and full-size. It stands for “Extra Luxurious Truck,” but the term has been around since 1970 when it was the top trim of a Ford F100. Today, XLT is one trim level above ...
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Knowing the payload and towing capacity numbers for your truck or van is the initial step in figuring out the capability you need to tow safely, securely and with the utmost confidence. First, we need to determine the weight ratings of your vehicle and trailer. GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING The...
Gasoline versus diesel. It’s an age-oldenginedebate — and one that keeps popping up as technology and fleet needs continually evolve. Where does it stand for today’s light- and medium-duty trucking fleets? OEM experts weigh in.
It’s no secret that the custom truck scene is on fire right now with many different models creating their own niches. One of those being OBS trucks from a few decades ago. For those not in the know, you might be asking what truck this is and what does OBS mean? “Old But Sexy?
Gross vehicle weight does include the additional weight of your passengers and cargo. If you’re using your truck to haul lots of weight, then gross vehicle weight will be incredibly important for you to understand. You’ll need to compare your gross vehicle weight to your curb weight to fin...