A child’s safety is Thomas Built Buses’ top priority. See what we’re doing to remain on the cutting edge of school bus safety technology.
As the number of thefts of the valuable vehicle part increase, here’s what managers can do to protect their assets.
The product removes up to 99 % of harmful particles in a single pass, keeping in-cabin air quality within WHO-recommended levels throughout the ride.
The vehicle supply shortage has put maintenance back in the spotlight. Meanwhile, OE data is finally being harnessed to better predict when components will fail. How and where can predictive maintenance deliver an ROI for fleets today?
Heavy-duty vehicle lift company Stertil-Koni has released a video to help reinforce key safety procedures for vehicle maintenance shops.
Goodyear announces new development in partnership with Local Motors, Beep and JTA.
The website makes over 50 years of recall data easily available to the public.
Each jack is engineered for heavy-duty applications, including trucking, transit buses, agriculture, and construction.
Differences between electric and internal combustion engine buses also apply to heating and cooling. Choosing the appropriate compressor and communications protocol, determining the heating method, and knowing battery pack voltage are crucial.
A cloud-based tire data management system, shock absorbers, and transmission fluid that can deliver enhanced vehicle performance are just some of the latest products geared toward bus maintenance.
Bradley Systems’ new Fast Melt De-Icer Spray is designed for windshields, headlights, and other vehicle surfaces.
The company’s longtime dealer and equipment installer, TransArtcic, will be stocking its HVAC systems at an installation facility in Tulsa.
High-quality engine oils are key to enhancing a fleet’s efficiency. Best practices include reviewing the vehicle’s OEM manual and consulting lubricant manufacturers for guidance, as well as ensuring the oils used meet required standards.
Marathon's DiscStar air disc brake rotors feature an optimized venting design and maximized heat sink to further enhance thermal resistance properties.
The new line, which launched on Dec. 1, features application coverage for the automotive and industrial markets.
For vehicles being put back into service after a prolonged period — particularly in wintertime — fleets should follow these best practices when replacing diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) and engine oil to avoid mechanical issues and keep vehicles running smoothly.
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