Many people are faced with the question of whether to buy a used or new cars. The answer to this question depends on many factors, such as your budget and what you need a car for. If you're looking for something flashy with lots of bells and whistles, then it might make sense to buy new. On the other hand, if you are being practical, then a used car may do just as well. 1. Efficiency  Many people who live in large cities will choose used cars because they are cheaper and more fuel-efficient than newer models. If you plan to use your car mainly for commuting, then it might be a good idea to buy a cheap older model that has been well maintained by its previous owners. If you do not have a garage, a used car makes more sense. A car depreciates quickly, and your car will age more quickly if left out in the weather. 2. Advanced Technology However, if you plan on using your vehicle for recreation purposes, putting hundreds or thousands of miles on it quickly, then it is … [Read More...]

Managing a fleet of vehicles, especially commercial vehicles loaded with valuable cargo, is a hectic business. The workload is only compounded if you are covering a large number of vehicles that are covering thousands of miles taking trips to all corners of the country. With so much activity happening miles outside of your office, it can get very confusing to keep a tab on everything that is going on. A Vehicle Video Monitoring System will help to make this task easier.  Luckily, dashcams are making the lives of fleet managers and vehicle drivers a whole lot easier. While just a few years ago this was a technology primarily found on cop cars, today they are much more common. With their lower price and increased functionality, this is a definite must-have for any kind of commercial vehicle. Here are a few important things you should know if you are considering a video monitoring system for your vehicles. 1.  Dashcams Cover More Than Just The Dash Vehicle monitoring systems … [Read More...]

Unfortunately, truck breaks down usually happen when they are least expected and truck drivers can find themselves stuck in the middle of nowhere miles from the nearest town or truck stop.  Having your truck break down can be a frustrating and stressful experience, especially if it is causing delays to an important delivery. Furthermore, broken down trucks may also cause a significant accident risk on busier highways or roads with lots of bends. Extreme weather such as heat can also become a danger for stranded truck drivers, causing health issues including dehydration and heat stroke whilst exposure to colder weather could lead to hypothermia.  Even though it is impossible to fully prepare for unexpected breakdowns, which often occur in hard-to-reach places and at inconvenient times, there are steps truck drivers can take so they are ready to deal with a breakdown anywhere.  For logistics managers and truck drivers, considering their breakdown contingency plans, here are … [Read More...]