Edited for management personnel involved in operations, administration, planning and control functions, purchasing, and maintenance of equipment in the trucking industry. Articles inform on regulatory and legislative changes, management procedures, technology, new equipment, finance and accounting, economic trends, motor-carrier operating analyses, logistics, safety regulations, information technology, and intermodal freight developments. Pitches and press releases can be sent via email.

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Established in 1975 as the official publication of the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, providing small business truckers with a variety of benefits. Each issue covers equipment, parts, service and repairs; news about the trucking industry, in-depth analysis of safety and regulatory issues and additional information to help owner-operators run their businesses more efficiently. Editorials include informing truckers, the trucking industry and various government agencies that regulate trucking, about the views of professional truckers. News and feature articles are compiled to keep professional truckers updated on legislation, industry activities and trends, and how these affect the trucking business. The site offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Written for the fleet managers of trucks that weigh over 26,000 lbs and toward managers in Class 7 and 8 with information on providing efficient maintenance strategies for trucks, trailers, components and equipment. Alerts readers to industry changes and new ways of doing overall business and provides advance guidelines for solving potential problems. In addition to Class 7 and 8 topics, also highlights classes 1-7, light and medium trucks, as well as anything relevant to the trucking industry.

Established in 1961 and written for management and employees of the automotive and light/medium truck and van fleets. Focuses on improvements in operational, purchasing and management responsibilities. Includes information on maintenance costs, fleet management, fleet budgeting, fleet acquisition, fleet ownership, depreciation, marketing and remarketing tips, outsourcing information, earning summaries, driver-paid options, new model reviews, fuel price updates and safety tips.