General Contractors Articles

Safety is a priority in businesses that utilize commercial vehicles. It's not only for the sake of your employees' health or OSHA compliance, though—it also makes good business sense.

Get the most from your used work truck or van by following these guidelines.

Though media coverage may be focused on consumer-level BEVs, several OEMs are ardently pursuing the development and testing FCEVs for commercial applications.

The big news is that, as of January 1, 2023, a tax credit will be available to businesses to purchase new EVs and FCEVs

Knapheide Manufacturing Company Celebrates 175th Anniversary

Driver comfort and reduced risk go hand in hand. Check out these 5 truck upfits that have driver care in mind.

Making the switch to electric vehicles is a big decision for small businesses and owners. However, with the US Government and many states pushing to phase out internal combustion engine vehicles and promoting the sale of EVs for consumer and business use, many questions need answering before you make the switch. What is the cost? How will I charge them? What if a Move to EVs Isn't Right for Your Company?

Real success for any business involves more than just sales. Tax deductions, equipment depreciation, and expensing, for example, all affect your cash flow. What you don’t know WILL hurt you.

When buying a used commercial vehicle, there are many factors you need to assess in order to get the right truck for you and your business.

If you’re looking to the pre-owned market for your next truck, you’re not alone. Close to 60% of all class 8 trucks purchased by owner-operators are actually pre-owned, according to the Truck Purchase and Lease Survey by Overdrive.com.