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Jobsites and Machines of the Future: Diesel, Hybrid, Renewable, Connected, Autonomous and Electric

by Allen Schaeffer | Aug 6, 2019
Equipment | Fuel Tracking | Vehicles

The future construction site will be more connected, automated, efficient, hybridized and lower in emissions than ever before, and still dominated by advanced technology diesel engines.

Create a Successful Distracted Driving Prevention Program

The negative societal impacts of distracted driving are widespread. It is not acceptable for commercial businesses to contribute to hazardous roadways when there are so many affordable and effective tools available.

Purchasing Construction Equipment: Calculating the Return on Investment

by Ben Preston | Jun 18, 2019
Equipment | Heavy Equipment | Tools | Vehicles

Buying used construction equipment, especially high-ticket items, can be an unsettling process. There are few resources to know what is considered a good price before purchasing.

Increase Productivity and Cost Savings With Site Logistics Planning

Not all construction solutions are found in the latest technology. That’s where developing a more proactive versus reactive culture on project sites becomes pertinent, and where simple demand planning can drive increased productivity and cost savings.

GPS Fleet Systems Help Drive Safety and the Bottom Line

Whether it’s providing near real-time location updates, reducing breakdowns or improving vehicle security, GPS fleet tracking solutions can provide numerous benefits to help fleet managers keep their teams and vehicles on the road and safe this summer.

Small Devices Can Provide Big Savings for Construction Fleets and Equipment

by Kinana Hussain | May 20, 2019
Equipment | Vehicles

Bluetooth-enabled smart sensors paired with telematics devices can help contractors work more efficiently amid tight margins and project deadlines.

ARA Forecast Continues to Project Steady Equipment Rental Growth

Equipment rental industry revenue to surpass $60 billion in North America this year.

Rethinking Fleet Financing to Improve Bottom Line Results

The construction sector is stabilizing following a period of rapid growth. While fundamentals are healthy, experienced contractors understand that whether a long phase of stability or a downturn is on horizon, it’s important to adjust their fleet management and business operations strategies accordingly.

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Jobsites and Machines of the Future: Diesel, Hybrid, Renewable, Connected, Autonomous and Electric

Create a Successful Distracted Driving Prevention Program

Purchasing Construction Equipment: Calculating the Return on Investment

Increase Productivity and Cost Savings With Site Logistics Planning

GPS Fleet Systems Help Drive Safety and the Bottom Line

Small Devices Can Provide Big Savings for Construction Fleets and Equipment

ARA Forecast Continues to Project Steady Equipment Rental Growth

Rethinking Fleet Financing to Improve Bottom Line Results

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