In 2015, there were over 880 cargo theft incidents with an over $175 million total value estimate of stolen cargo, according to the annual theft trend analysis put out from CargoNet. And 10 thefts equal to around $1 million each. Knowing these statistics, it’s a good idea to follow some helpful tips to protect your […]

For the second consecutive year, Dr. Ric Berlinski, director of animal health and nutrition at Toledo Zoo has taken part in some exciting new field research on wild snow leopards. Recently traveling to Kyrgyzstan in central Asia, he assisted in conservation efforts for these beautiful big cats. The endangered solitary and elusive cats live at […]

Most fleet operators have less than one year remaining to become compliant with the electronic logging device (ELD) rule established by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. Because the rule is set to take effect in December 18, 2017, now is the time to begin making the transition, installing the equipment, and getting your trucks […]

If you’ve wondered where Cuckoos migrate during the winter, in the past there hadn’t been a definitive answer. However, now the birds are being tracked on Google Maps with the help of a GPS tracking device saddled to their backs. Beijing Cuckoo Project was launched by a group of conservationists and led by ecologist Chris […]

When it came to fuel tax reporting years ago, each state had its own mandates and regulations. Today, most are now International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) members. This system standardizes the multiple and sometimes occasional contradicting regulations created by the states. Although some states might have additional rules and requirements for this reporting system, since […]