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The wash bay is quiet. No trucks pulling through. No water running. Just the hum of overhead lights and an empty bay floor. The gantry isn't moving. It hasn't moved in three days. You're standing there looking at a $200,000 piece of machinery that's supposed to be saving you time and money. Instead, the top brush assembly failed. Again. Which means you are now…

Managers of small fleets often think washing is straightforward: dirty trucks go in, clean trucks come out. But when they have to shift from managing one location to multiple or large fleets, they realize they aren't running a washing program. They're trying to coordinate chaos. The first thing you notice is that your vehicles look different depending on which…

Public works fleet managers know that regular washing protects taxpayer-owned vehicles from salt damage and premature failure. The challenge is justifying that investment when councils see it through a taxpayer's eyes.

Looking to start a commercial truck wash business? Thousands of companies rely on millions of semi trucks and delivery vehicles to transport their products and every one of those vehicles need to be cleaned. Not only does cleaning enhance their brand image but it also helps reduce their maintenance. Now just might be the best time to consider starting your own truck…