HeyJaredHeavy Duty Trucking
Heavy Duty Trucking (truckinginfo.com) is a trade-focused news and analysis outlet dedicated to the North American commercial trucking and fleet industry.
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How AI Can Help Your Techs’ Efficiency (opens the original)
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The technician shortage isn't going away, and no single fix can close the gap on its own. Trent Broberg makes the case that AI's real job in the shop is protecting the billable hours and job satisfaction of the techs you already have, not asking them to work faster. The tech shortage isn’t new to anyone in heavy-duty repair. Shops have been struggling to find qualified techs for years, and there’s little reason to believe that challenge is going away anytime soon. According to the American Trans
Fleet Economics Shape Electric Truck Outlook (opens the original)
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ACT Research expects costs, charging infrastructure, and technology improvements to drive zero-emission commercial vehicle adoption as federal regulations and incentives retreat. The business case for electric trucks is taking on greater importance as federal policy removes some of the regulatory pressure and financial incentives that encouraged fleets to adopt them. That shift is reshaping ACT Research’s zero-emission vehicle forecast. The research firm says its projections now rely on financia
How MFA Helps Protect Trucking Fleets (opens the original)
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Multi-factor authentication adds protection when passwords are stolen. Here’s how it works and where fleets should start. Every day, my news and cybersecurity alert feeds bring reports of cyberattacks, including incidents affecting trucking companies. Sometimes these stories sound like spy movies: Government-backed hackers hunt for hidden flaws in a target’s software or equipment. Often, though, the attack is far more ordinary. Someone gets hold of an employee’s username and password, then simpl
Trimble: Artificial Intelligence in Trucking Fleets Beyond Faster Tasks (opens the original)
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At Insight 2026, Trimble executives argued that fleets may need to redesign workflows to get more from AI as it introduced new products and enhancements. AI’s value will depend on how fleets combine automation with their people's knowledge. When factories first adopted electric motors, many owners replaced their steam engines with one large motor and kept running the same complex system of belts, shafts, and pulleys. According to Trimble President and CEO Rob Painter, the bigger productivity gai
Kodiak Targets Dallas–Houston for Driverless Trucks (opens the original)
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The company says its autonomous trucks are completing the I-45 run without a safety observer taking control. It plans to remove the observer by the end of 2026. Kodiak AI has chosen the Dallas–Houston corridor for its first driverless highway freight service, which it plans to launch by the end of 2026. For now, a safety observer remains in the cab. But Kodiak says its trucks have been completing deliveries between its Lancaster, Texas, hub and Houston without the observer taking control, includ
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