Fleet Maintenance Management
The backbone of transportation is the fleet. The fleet can be small or large in size. . A fleet of less than 50 vehicles can be considered small, while any fleet exceeding that number is considered large. No matter how small or large the vehicle, it must be maintained in order to maintain its performance and maximize output. Truck and driver are a team. To ensure that trucks last a long time, it is important to perform regular preventative maintenance.
What is a semi-truck? A semi-truck is a combination tractor and trailer powered by an engine. Attachment is made with a fifth-wheel called a hitch. This device allows you to transport or haul heavy cargo. The entire tractor-trailer system is known as the "rig". Because the trailer has no front wheels, it is called a semi-truck. It is to be towed by a tractor or truck. The trailer's front rests on the tractor or truck's back. Semi-trucks can also be called: Big Rig, 18-Wheeler, Semi-Tractor Trailer, Semi-Trailer Truck, Tractor-Trailer, There are two types of semi-trucks: day cab and sleeper. For long-haul trucking, the sleeper has a bed in its back. A truck with no sleeping area is called the day cab. Semi-trucks must be maintained in a safe manner to maintain their long-term operation.