Melton Technologies Blog

Chuck Melton Aug 7, 2014

Trucking’s Future Looks Great for Those Willing to Adapt with Technology

The ATA predicts revenues for the industry will grow 72% while tonnage will grow 23.5% in the next 10 years for those willing to adapt with technology

Chuck Melton Aug 6, 2014

Costs and Benefits of Trucking Technology Discussed in Free Webinar

The recent rise of trucking technology is changing the face of the trucking industry. Attend a free Webinar all about it!

Chuck Melton Aug 5, 2014

Recruiting Drivers Using Modern Technology

It is vital that companies utilize the power of modern technology in their driver recruiting and retention processes!

Chuck Melton Jul 31, 2014

Changes Ahead for Safety Management System’s Website

Fleet owners should be prepared as changes will occur soon on Safety Management and System's (SMS) website.

Chuck Melton Jul 29, 2014

Hidden Consequences May Cause You to Rethink Installing a Fuel Tank

Installing a fuel tank in the yard or obtaining fuel from outside sources? It's important to consider is how to account for the fuel being used.

Chuck Melton Jul 24, 2014

Economic Outlook Remains Sluggish, But Is There Hope?

As the economic outlook continues to improve, retail orders will increase, allowing trucking companies to hire more drivers and raise wages.

Chuck Melton Jul 22, 2014

Can Technology Make Your Fleet More Profitable?

If you’re waiting on new technology for your fleet, you may actually be losing money instead making your fleet more profitable.

Chuck Melton Jul 17, 2014

Drivers Stay Connected Through Tablets

At Melton Technologies there is a growing need for software and cloud-based computing solutions. Discover how drivers are connected through tablets.

Chuck Melton Jul 15, 2014

Are Self-Driving Trucks the Way of the Future?

The trucking industry is in for a futuristic shakeup in the coming decades thanks to self driving trucks!

Chuck Melton Jun 27, 2014

The Pros and Cons of EOBR

EOBR technology is hotly contested in the trucking industry, and most discussions revolve around drawbacks. There are positive points, however.

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