A geofence is a virtual boundary, set up around a specific location. For example, around a specific job site, quarry, plant or stockyard. Technology companies, like TRUX, use geofences to trigger an action when a mobile device crosses the boundary of the geofence. Some key examples of how geofences can help streamline your business are: identify delays, create best practices, schedule smarter and use data to drive change.
Father’s Day is just around the corner and we’ve got some thoughts about what you should get your construction industry dad.
If you aren’t an owner-operator, you’ll likely work for a large fleet owner, a contractor, or a large material producer, all of which require different skills and equipment.
To find dump truck jobs, key actions involve building your client base, marketing your business, doing market research, and attracting new customers.
TRUX, the first and only comprehensive dump truck logistics platform, is continuing its rapid growth with today’s launch in Chicago.
A look at some specific tech features that help digitize and automate company records, use real-time tracking, assure compliance, and leverage data.
The total cost of owning and operating a dump truck requires looking at differences between new and used models, fuel, insurance, tires, and inspection.
Looking at how much dump truck drivers get paid, it's important to start with the differences between fleet drivers and owner operators.
Artificial intelligence, telematics, compliance management and utilization analytics are just a few examples of what’s to come for the dump truck industry.
Trust us, as industry veterans, we know managing the logistics of your fleet isn’t easy. Dump truck work is demanding. However, we have outlined some solutions to help you manage your fleet, everything from making sure you are earning fair market value, to getting smarter with your logistics, and taking care of your top talent.
