July 3rd, 2019
New Whitepaper Explains What You Need to Know About New Entry-Level Driver Training Rules for Truckers

In a new PrePass whitepaper, we explain how truck driver “training providers” of any sort must be registered with FMCSA’s newly-established Training Provider Registry (TPR) as well as new rules when it comes to training student truck drivers.

Blog, Safety
June 28th, 2019
Podcast #26: What Drivers and Fleets Need to Know About Safely Trucking Through Dangerous Mountain Areas

A truck crash along a mountainous portion of I-70 in Colorado earlier this year, killing four people and injuring at least six, has highlighted the dangers of driving along steep grades. Host Evan Lockridge talks with an expert who trains truckers to drive in mountainous areas.

Blog, Podcasts
June 24th, 2019
Summertime and the Truck Drivin’ Isn’t Easy

Summertime driving may bring relief from a long, cold winter and a rainy, blustery spring, but it offers challenges of its own to fleets and professional drivers. So while snow, sleet and sludge may be in the past, at least for a few months, be prepared for the dog days of summer.

Blog, Safety
June 14th, 2019
Podcast #25: Different Forces May Reshape Long-Haul Trucking into More Regional Operations

Host Evan Lockridge talks with Rick Mihelic, director of future technologies studies at NACFE. They discuss how increased regional trucking could lead to better driver retention, more alternative fuel use and affect truck safety.

Blog, Podcasts
June 10th, 2019
How Saying “Goodbye, 3G” May Affect Trucking and You

Better act soon – and, more importantly, you better be sure your trucking fleet’s communication devices and your drivers’ own cell phones are upgraded to 4G.

Blog, Technology
June 3rd, 2019
Simple Steps You Can Take So International Roadcheck Counts in Your Favor

Every year the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) stages an all-out 72-hour inspection effort, called International Roadcheck. If you are going to get inspected anyway, make it count in your favor.

Blog, Safety