Private fleet managers are realizing they can achieve more savings on trucks' overall impact to the bottom line, as well as maintenance and repair—the highest variable and volatile cost of a fleet operation—by moving to a shorter life cycle.
Five Innovations Powering the Construction Equipment of the Future
Due to their unmatched combination of power, efficiency, performance, reliability and durability, diesel engines are the primary power source in the overwhelming majority of construction equipment.
Improve Driver Safety and Fleet Management With Video Technology
Video-based safety programs deliver insight—not just data—that can help bring drivers home safely each evening.
Manage Rising Construction Fleet Insurance Rates With Technology
As insurance rates rise, invest in tools to prevent loss, such as telematics to monitor driver behavior and safety features such as backing sensors, cameras, and collision mitigation and lane-keeping systems.
How Telematics Is Driving a Construction Revolution
As more construction technology players emerge, the industry is in a true state of digital transformation. Construction companies are
evolving quickly, and taking a digital-first approach to collaboration, back office integration and onsite execution.
Driverless Cars’ Impact on Construction
Driverless cars are coming and will impact construction. Smart developers, construction executives and transportation engineers should analyze autonomous vehicle trends and plan their response for the future.
Construction Technology and Software Rundown: Week of Oct. 30, 2017
Technology meets equipment with autonomous bulldozers, a tool inventory app and AOBRD/ELD. Two surveys report that contractors worry about cyber and data breaches, and technologies to implement include AR, BIM and 3-D imaging laser scanning.
Road Crew Traffic Safety in a Distracted World
An effective work zone, typically identified by signs, cones, barrels and barriers, should focus on traffic safety and review of hazards specific to work areas.











