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Randall Reilly announced the launch of their new chat-based AI feature, Stratas Assistant within the Stratas recruiting platform Market intelligence is now a conversation. With Stratas Assistant, driver recruiting leaders can type a question and get insights based on recent recruiting market data within seconds. The Assistant will return key performance metrics, identify and explain […]
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Existing offerings such as Drivewyze Safety+ and Drivewyze Free will remain available Fleetworthy announced the unification of its brands under a single Fleetworthy brand, marking an important step toward a more cohesive fleet readiness experience. Bestpass by Fleetworthy and Drivewyze by Fleetworthy, previously operating as distinct sub-brands, have transitioned into the Fleetworthy brand. The company’s […]
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“Night on Us” promotion rewards drivers with up to $100 in Truck Parking Club Cash for qualifying oil changes Truck Parking Club and Shell Rotella today announced the “Night on Us” promotion. Drivers who get a qualifying Shell Rotella T5 or T6 Synthetic Blend or Full Synthetic oil change at a participating service location can […]
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Spotter Sentinel brings automated hiring, compliance monitoring, scoring, and recruiting tools to the trucking industry Spotter AI has launched Sentinel, an AI powered hiring, screening, and compliance platform built specifically for trucking fleets looking to reduce recruiting costs, streamline compliance, and improve fleet safety. Sentinel helps carriers cut driver hiring and screening costs by up […]
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Used Volvo VNL trucks retain higher resale value than comparable models in the U.S. market according to a new analysis utilizing the independent data platform VIP+ VIP+ is a tool used to evaluate commercial vehicle resale performance across major age brackets. Full year 2025 data shows that Volvo VNL sleeper models retain value better than […]
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DAT Freight & Analytics cautions One area to watch is energy-related flatbed freight and how soft oil prices may temper demand Spot truckload rates cooled during the week of Feb. 8-15 as freight movement normalized after three weeks of weather-driven volatility. Load posts on DAT One declined sharply—particularly for refrigerated freight—as storm-related urgency faded. Broker-to-carrier 7-day average […]
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