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The Fleet Lead podcast features journalists from Endeavor Business Media’s commercial vehicle brands, including FleetOwner, Fleet Maintenance, Bulk Transporter, and Trailer Body-Builders. It aims to help fleet owners, trucking professionals, and transportation industry leaders navigate the rapidly changing industry, covering topics like new technologies, efficiency, and regulatory shifts. The podcast features expert analysis and real-world insights from trusted trucking industry editors. New episodes will offer information essential for managing fleets, maximizing uptime and efficiency, and understanding the future of trailer design and autonomous trucks.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Fleet Lead is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 111 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Episode #112
Here are the headlines from this week in trucking as of September 24: Kodiak completed first autonomous truck hauls under California rules Waabi put another autonomous route under its belt California sped approval of aftermarket emissions parts Fleets increased driver pay Fuel haulers got an hours-of-service waiver Spot rates were great for flatbed loads Diesel rose 24 cents
Episode #111
Summer heat can expose cooling system problems that have been developing for months, including improper glycol concentration, contamination, coolant loss, and degraded coolant chemistry. Fleet Maintenance Editor-in-Chief John Hitch talks with Max Cundiff, industrial sector manager at Chevron, about the role coolant testing and sampling can play in fleet maintenance and how fleets can use those results to identify potential problems before they lead to failures.
Episode #110
Here are the headlines from this week in trucking: CVSA shared the results of its hazmat inspection blitz J.B. Hunt is spending an extra $25 million on drivers Texas is adding 175 parking spots on I-30 Dry van, refrigerated spot rates increased Diesel prices continue rising
Episode #109
Here are the headlines from this week in trucking as of September 11: ICE has a new tip line for CDL fraud A bill in Congress promises to crack down on chameleon carriers New research shows how fleets are using telematics Spot market rates increased ahead of Labor Day Diesel prices are rising quickly
Episode #108
One of the most persistent headaches facing commercial fleet executives? Driver retention and turnover. In this episode, editors from FleetOwner, Fleet Maintenance, and Bulk Transporter talk about the new premium on high-quality, fully compliant drivers. From the rising financial toll of onboarding new hires to the debates surrounding the true nature of the "driver shortage," this roundtable unpacks what it really takes to build a stable, loyal workforce among fleets and shops. Timestamps: 03:47 - Regulatory crackdowns, carrier vetting 05:30 - Fleet pay raises, private fleet comparisons 09:18 - Proven retention strategies 14:09 - In-cab technology 20:01 - Technician retention, shop floor upgrades 24:12 - ATA leadership changes
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