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Choosing the right truck wash soap will go a long way to ensuring your fleet stays clean and runs smoothly for years to come. But there are many different types of chemicals in your detergents and soaps. Some consist of corrosive ingredients and it can be important to know if they are safe for your fleet or the people using them.

On Feb. 14, a flock of about 240,000 chickens owned by Tyson Foods Inc. in Kentucky tested positive for a highly lethal form of bird flu — the H5N1 strain. This is part of a widening outbreak that threatens the entire U.S. poultry industry.

An Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) is becoming increasingly popular as a 401(k) alternative for many organizations.

Truck washing tips and trends have come a long way over the past 50 years.

Automated truck wash systems deliver a thorough clean in a fraction of the time. In fact, it can be nine times faster than doing it by hand!

If you own or manage a truck fleet – you want your trucks to stay clean. A well maintained fleet will enhance your brand’s reputation and prolong the life expectancy of your vehicles.

Should you acid wash your truck? How do you "acid wash" your truck the right way? Technically, all low-pH pre-soaks are acids. just because it is called an “acid” or contains acidic properties doesn’t mean it is bad.

Road film (or traffic film) is the build-up of road dirt, diesel smoke, and other foreign contaminants that a vehicle picks up as it drives down the road.

What if you could cut your fleet washing time down to mere minutes while getting a more complete clean? Enter the touchless 2-step wash process. The only true way to remove stubborn road film without spending hours breaking your back with a brush. But how and why does it work?

If you manage a truck fleet, then you know how tedious it can be to have them all washed efficiently and effectively. But have you ever wondered why your fleet still has streaks and water spots after you wash it? It actually happens a lot more often than you think.