Gino Fontana
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Fontana: Bring a beginner’s mind to problem-solving (opens the original)
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Some of you may be familiar with the term “beginner’s mind,” but I wasn’t. A colleague mentioned it to me, saying she'd just learned about it too. The term is rooted in Zen Buddhism, and the concept is to bring an attitude of openness into discussions and leave preconceived notions behind. The goal is to approach things while limiting your biases. To put it another way, it is about trying to see something as if you are encountering it for the very first time You often see this beginner’s mind wh
Fontana: Focus workforce recruiting efforts on finding and retaining women (opens the original)
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The Women In Trucking Association (WIT) released its 2026-27 WIT Index, which measures the percentage of women in key roles in the trucking industry. Here are some interesting findings. Women account for: Of course, statistics need context, and the takeaway here is that the percentages of women in various roles in the trucking industry are relatively flat compared with previous WIT Index percentages. To me, that means we have more work to do to attract more women to the trucking industry. A good
Fontana: Let’s make it a safe school year for everyone (opens the original)
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A new school year is upon us, and that means school buses will soon be rolling down the roads of our cities and towns. While school buses are safe—the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says that less than 1% of all traffic fatalities involved children on school buses—risks remain when driving near school buses and in school zones. In fact, approaching and leaving a school bus is a risky time for children, so all drivers should operate their vehicles safely around school buse
Fontana: Is it time to switch to a dedicated transportation model? (opens the original)
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Private fleets exist across a wide breadth of industries, from food and grocery to retail products, fuels and lubricants, and more. Companies operate private fleets for a variety of reasons, including the belief that doing so gives them more control over the transportation function. By operating their own fleet, they feel they can provide exceptional customer service. But I can’t help but wonder how those business owners—whose primary business is not trucking—deal with the big challenges all fle
Fontana: Apprenticeship programs help you grow your own techs (opens the original)
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I was interested to learn about the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Foundation’s $25 million federal grant for technician apprenticeship programs. The U.S. Department of Labor awarded the grant to help increase registered apprenticeships across several areas, including commercial vehicle service technicians. Fleets, dealers and service shops that participate in registered apprenticeship programs are eligible for $3,500 for each apprentice they hire. There are some time
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