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When you’re stranded on the side of the road, it’s important to know what to do. Here are five tips for truck drivers in Dallas.

While modern fuel-injected vehicles don’t require old-fashioned tune-ups, all vehicles still need a certain amount of regular maintenance that could fall into the tune-up category. This includes the trucks and semis in your trucking fleet.

Long haul drives are definitely no walk in the part. Like any other trip or long drive, long haul drives for semi trucks require proper planning and some research beforehand to ensure a safe and hassle-free travel.

So you’ve recently begun your journey as a fleet owner. You’ve done your research, and now you’re worried about experiencing setbacks with regard to truck maintenance and repair problems. Particularly, when you should service your truck’s brakes.

Fleet managers all know how important fleet maintenance is to the success of their business. Aside from efficient scheduling and assignment as well as proper monitoring of driver practices, maintaining the vehicles in a fleet is key to ensuring efficiency, profitability, and consistent operations.

As a fleet owner, one of the things you need to keep a good track record of are delivery timelines. Your trucks and your truck drivers’ ability to deliver cargo safely as promised does wonders to your business.

Truck driving is an exciting, although sometimes tiring profession. If you’re a truck or fleet owner then you might not have first-hand experience of driving trucks from point A to point B, but experienced truck drivers will tell you that it’s no easy feat.

As a fleet or truck owner, you are most likely aware of the importance of maintaining your trucks. As a business owner, you know that investing in maintenance is worth the cost of repairs later on.

If you’re a first time truck owner, then you probably have a lot of questions in your mind regarding truck maintenance and truck repair. Don’t worry, because you are not alone. Many new truck owners go through this phase of feeling out their vehicle and wondering what the best practices are concerning maintenance and preventive care.