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Short on capacity? Three ways fleets can use AI to 'build' drivers

Fleets and technology suppliers are focusing on using AI to build a safer and more productive driver workforce.

Technology

Knight-Swift acquires driver workflow platform Eleos

Knight-Swift acquired a majority stake in Eleos, a tech firm that provides a driver workflow management app for the trucking industry. Also: U.S. Xpress announced a telematics partnership with Platform Science.

CCJ Innovators

Innovators: Titan Freight exec plans to bridge the divide to zero-emissions

After seeing the benefits of renewable diesel, Keith Wilson has a plan to make the fuel affordable to all fleets in Oregon and stay ahead of government regulations.

Workforce

Building learning communities in trucking at a distance

Education strategies have the potential to make a difference with driver engagement and retention.

Technology

Primed for growth: Liquid Trucking turns misfortunes into 2021 advantage

Liquid Trucking is aiming for growth in 2021 with large investments in technology and hourly driver pay.

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