Trucking

The buzzword that echoes through the automotive industry today is “electric.” We talk a lot about it here at the QuickTSI blog, and for good reason. This is the topic that will – quite literally – drive our future. And while there are many alternative fuel CMVs in development, one stands out. With an enormous … Read moreA Deeper Dive into the Future of Propulsion

At Quick Transport Solutions, we’re always eager to share insights and stimulate discussion on the latest industry trends. This is why the fast-growing interest in electric vehicles (EVs) naturally leads us to ponder the future of truck stops. We’ve found an exciting answer in an innovative project by Michigan and Daimler Trucks. It’s aptly named … Read moreFueling the Future: The Next-Gen Truck Stop

The journey of the trucking industry began much before the advent of combustion engines and rubber tires. In the infancy of human civilization, the transportation of goods was carried out on foot, with simple carriers and eventually evolving to the use of wheels and pallets. These rudimentary, yet transformative, methods marked a significant shift in … Read moreThe Evolution of Trucking: From Humble Beginnings to a Modern Powerhouse

In a fast-paced world where everything is moving at the speed of light, communication has become a vital cog in the machinery of any organization. This is especially true for the trucking industry, a sector that relies heavily on timely and accurate information exchange. Rewinding a few decades, we find an era where truckers would … Read moreHow to Use Enhanced Communication to Drive Trucking Performance

The concept of using ammonia as a fuel source isn’t a new one, it’s just making a comeback. During World War II, Europeans used liquid ammonia as a fuel substitute when diesel and gasoline were scarce. Now, with our improved understanding of ammonia’s potential as a clean energy source, it is emerging once again as … Read moreThe Untapped Potential of Ammonia in Revolutionizing the Trucking Industry

In today’s digital age, electronic logging devices (ELDs) have become an essential tool for trucking companies. With the implementation of mandates in the United States and Canada, the adoption of ELDs is no longer a choice but a requirement. However, not all ELD solutions are created equal. If your current system is failing to meet … Read moreChoosing the Right ELD Solution: A Comprehensive Guide for Fleet Managers

As a motor carrier, planning for the aftermath of a truck accident is crucial, despite it seeming counterintuitive. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has moved away from using the term “accident” and instead speaks of “crashes” as they have causes that can be addressed. Advance preparation enables motor carriers to take advantage of two … Read moreHow Trucking Companies Mitigate Crash Fallout

Transportation share prices have been under pressure since the Silicon Valley Bank crisis on March 10, sparking concern about a potential recession, given the historical nature of transport averages leading the broader market. Freight transport shares underperformed in the fourth quarter of 2022. However, they had been outperforming from Jan. 1 through the banking crisis, … Read moreTransportation Sector Indicators Signal Potential Economic Downturn

We spend a lot of time talking about safety tech, and for good reasons. Modern safety technologies encourage safe driving and ensure truck drivers and passenger vehicle operators stay safe on our nation’s roadways. And side underride guards are an essential part of trucking safety technologies. And yet, until now, they were never mandated on … Read moreWill Side Underride Guards for Trailers Soon be Mandated?

With the EV revolution upon is, trucking companies are awash in data. Whether it be through connected trucks, advanced telematics, powerful AI systems, or other pieces of software and hardware, fleet managers are harder pressed than ever before to discover actionable data and improve fleet operations based on that data. The question now is, how … Read moreHow Trucking Companies Use Data to Drive EV Purchasing and Telematics Decisions