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07/17/2021

Overcoming the technician language barrier

By offering testing options in Spanish, ASE opens the door to additional automotive technicians. For many fleets, finding and keeping qualified automotive service personnel is high on the list of…

07/17/2021

Bolstering your technicians

How opportunities in training, support, and recognition can help fleets drive technician retention. As a heavy duty technician at the Walmart fleet maintenance shop in Bentonville, Arkansas, Brianna Luckman’s typical…

07/16/2021

Technician shortage toolkit

Fleets need to put in the work to help ease the shortage of qualified heavy-duty technicians in the workforce. In 2018, the ASE Education Foundation surveyed current and former automotive…

07/16/2021

Technician safety: Priority No. 1

The bottom line is important to every fleet, but the most important assets in the maintenance bay are the people. Keeping equipment properly maintained to maximize uptime is one of…

07/16/2021

Avoiding turbocharger trouble

Completing regular preventive engine maintenance can prolong the life of turbochargers. The concept of turbocharging is simple enough: Employing a turbocharger allows more air and fuel to enter the engine’s…

07/16/2021

Future-proofing your fleet

Three ways to ensure your maintenance facilities and staff are ready for upcoming technologies. When we think about the future, our minds tend to envision some sort of George Jetson-style…

07/15/2021

Why we should use electric rather than hydrogen cars

This week’s Federal Budget did not have any promising signals for encouraging the uptake of electric vehicles, or to increase spending on installing the essential infrastructure needed to allay fears…

07/15/2021

Automated BusBot begins driverless trials in Coffs Harbour

The city of Coffs Harbour on the mid north coast of New South Wales is to trial an automated public shuttle bus operated without a supervisor or driver, building on…

07/15/2021

Wanted by mining giants: A 500-tonne electric haul truck that is easily charged

Mining giants BHP, Rio Tinto, and Vale have launched a challenge to accelerate the electrification of the surface mining industry to slash emissions, but also make industry safer and more…

07/15/2021

Volvo to take first electric buses north of the Arctic Circle

Busmaker Volvo Buses’s electric buses will reportedly be the first to operate north of the Arctic Circle starting this northern summer. Scheduled to commence operating in the Norwegian town of…

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Overcoming the technician language barrier

Bolstering your technicians

Technician shortage toolkit

Technician safety: Priority No. 1

Avoiding turbocharger trouble

Future-proofing your fleet

Why we should use electric rather than hydrogen cars

Automated BusBot begins driverless trials in Coffs Harbour

Wanted by mining giants: A 500-tonne electric haul truck that is easily charged

Volvo to take first electric buses north of the Arctic Circle

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