Top 6 Safety Tips For Truck Drivers

At Migway, the safety of our drivers is non-negotiable. Watch as our safety director Viktor explains how Migway trains drivers on safety and what priorities are important here at Migway!

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What Are the Most Common Causes of Auto Accidents?

What are the most common causes of auto accidents? Safety experts agree that the number-one cause of accidents is human error.

Almost all crashes can be prevented by more careful behavior and responsible conduct and driving habits. In more recent years, this is commonly known as "Distracted Driving" and it takes on many different forms.

The most common mistakes drivers make include drinking and driving; speeding; drag racing other vehicles; driving while fatigued; and distractions involving applying make-up, talking, singing, passenger misconduct or immaturity, eating or drinking, texting, browsing social media sites or other activities involving smart phones. But in many cases, simply not paying attention and being mentally distracted by personal matters can cause drivers to drift out of the lane, run red lights and stop signs or break other basic traffic rules.

These "Distractions" and many others have caused many, many terrible, needless and life-changing accidents that were otherwise avoidable or preventable.

2024 Ram ProMaster EV vs ProMaster Gas - Which Delivery Van is Best?

In this video we look at the new Ram ProMaster EV and compare it to the gas-powered version.

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Cummins X15 VS. Paccar MX13 - What are you gonna choose?

This video compares the two engine options in the Peterbilt 389. We talk about the benefits of both engine options, take both trucks down the road and try and give you a better understanding of the engine options offered by Peterbilt. Looking for a new truck? www.FitzgeraldPeterbilt.com

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How Semitrucks Are Crash Tested | Carsplainers | Insider Cars

Just like consumer cars have to undergo crash testing, so do commercial semitrucks. While some of these tests are the same that production cars undergo, others are designed specifically for trucks. Thanks to trucking companies like Volvo and Scania as well as the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, safety standards for these trucks are only improving. Correction: In the video, we said that the trucks weighed 120 tons. The trucks are 8 to 12 tons and crashed at speeds of 30 to 50 miles per hour. We regret the error. Thank you. MORE CARSPLAINERS VIDEOS: How Cars Score A Zero-Star Crash Test Rating | Carsplainers    • How Cars Score A Zero-Star Crash Test...   How A $2 million Electric Hypercar Gets Crash Tested | Carsplainers    • How A $2 million Electric Hypercar Ge...   How An Engineer Built An Electric Porsche That's Quicker Than A Tesla    • How An Engineer Built An Electric Por...   ---------------------------------------­­­­--------- #Semitrucks #CrashTest #CarsInsider

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Pepsico explaining how it uses Tesla Semi electric trucks

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15 Defensive Driving Secrets That Can Save Your Life

The most important rule for when you’re in a drift is not to brake. We mean than blocked wheels don’t let the driver control the car at all. There are only two ways of dealing with drifts, and they are different for each type of drive.

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How Road Barriers Stopped Killing Drivers

We've gotten way better at the engineering and design of road barriers — often in surprising ways — to dramatically reduce driving deaths. To understand crash costs better, NPR has a great podcast on how life is valued: https://www.npr.org/2020/04/15/835571...

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Opacity Testing At North Bay Truck Center

 

Opacity Testing At North Bay Truck Center

Vehicle owners are required to report vehicles subject to the Clean Truck Check program in the Clean Truck Check - Vehicle Inspection System (CTC-VIS) reporting database . The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is extending the Clean Truck Check reporting deadline to January 31, 2024, to allow vehicle owners additional time to complete their initial fleet reporting and meet the 2023 compliance fee payment requirements.

The Clean Truck Check program applies to nearly all diesel and alternative fuel heavy-duty vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) over 14,000 pounds that operate in California. This includes both in-state and out-of-state vehicles, as well as public vehicles (federal, state, and local government); motorcoaches; transit, shuttle and school buses; hybrid vehicles; commercial vehicles; personal vehicles; California-registered motorhomes; single vehicle fleets; and vehicles registered outside of California (not including motorhomes).

The Clean Truck Check program does not apply to:

• Zero-emission vehicles,
• Gasoline vehicles,
• Military tactical vehicles,
• Authorized emergency vehicles,
• Motorhomes registered outside of California,
• Historical vehicles,
• Vehicles operating under a CARB-issued experimental permit, and
• Vehicles operating under an Executive Order or Emergency Declaration.

For more information from the CA ARB, go to https://cleantruckcheck.arb.ca.gov/

Or Call us at 707-427-1386 and we will be happy to help you. 

ALL New Electric Pickup Trucks: 2024

These are all of the electric pickup trucks coming in 2024 in the United States and Europe to compete with the Tesla Cybertruck. Can they?

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Upgrading to an Electric Fleet | Customer Interview | Ford Pro

Watch the video to find out how upgrading to Ford Pro electric vehicles helped Grade A Construction save more than $3,300 per month on their fleet, making it one of their best business decisions. Learn more at https://ford.to/3Pf3IGd. SUBSCRIBE: https://ford.to/SubscribeFordPro

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