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- Kenworth Fuel Efficiency Guide
With increasing fuel prices, private fleets and commercial carriers are searching
for innovative ways to boost operational efficiencies. Fuel accounts for as much
as 25 percent of total operating costs for many fleets, and a 2 or 3 percent
gain* in fuel economy can make a big difference. read more...
- Kenworth Driver Retention Guide
With a direct link to Kenworth trucks, PacLease works to ensure
you have the best trucks for your specific application and your
drivers. When designing your trucks, cookie-cutter approaches
are rarely effective. Many applications require a distinct height,
length, weight, payload capacity, horsepower, turning radius or
other requirements. read more...
- Peterbilt Fuel Efficiency Guide
Finding ways to boost operational efficiencies does not have
to be difficult. You can significantly improve your fleet’s fuel
economy by making informed equipment choices, spec’ing
your trucks properly, offering drivers effective training and
incentive programs, adopting efficient idle reduction strategies, and initiating skillful fuel purchases. Recent
technological advances supplement these strategies and increase efficiencies through improved monitoring and fleet
management. With a variety of fuel reduction measures, the first step in the process is properly spec’ing the right truck. read more...
- Peterbilt Driver Retention Guide
According to the American Trucking Associations (ATA),
driver turnover for large truckload carriers in 2006 was
121%, while smaller truckload carrier turnover was 114%. For private fleets the numbers are much lower, around
16% according to industry experts. Much of this difference
is attributed to shorter, regular routes and more time at home. Private fleet drivers often serve a customer
service function as they interact with customers on a regular
basis. These companies therefore tend to hire drivers
with the intention of long-term employment. Greater benefits
and high quality equipment help to increase driver
retention levels. read more...
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