Published by Bobit Business Media
The Heavy Duty Trucking Fleet Managers Masterfile reaches managers of large trucking fleets who are subscribers to Heavy Duty Trucking magazine. They manage the operations, maintenance, load scheduling and more of commercial (Classes 1-8) trucking fleets for intrastate and interstate hauling. They need products and services ranging from aftermarket truck parts to logistics software.
These management professionals are key decision-makers who provide regional and national logistics solutions and oversee fleet operations of large trucks. They transport goods for industries including construction, manufacturing, food and beverage, petroleum, automotive, and general freight. A fleet manager has various job duties that requires industry, federal and state regulatory knowledge. They should have the skillsets to maintain large fleets of trucks, schedule load arrival times, maintain accurate record-keeping, handle driver and road emergencies, develop IFTA reports, obtain emissions testing, maintain annual inspection requirements, train and conduct safety meetings, and understand federal transportation regulations – including hazmat, DOT, OSHA, and EPA. Fleet managers depend on Heavy Duty Trucking magazine to provide unbiased, analytical reporting on major issues concerning corrosive road de-icers, employee drug testing, counterfeit parts, fuel quality problems, driver fatigue, highway funding, and alternative fuels.
Fleet Management professionals in this list are in need of quality products to keep their fleets running and performing in top condition. They purchase trucks, refrigerated vans, GPS systems, load securing supplies, truck parts, fuel storage containers, electronic components, maintenance supplies, tools, warranties, automotive care products, tires, and windshields. They purchase professional business supplies like business wear, office supplies, computers, software, and office furnishings.
Professionals in the Heavy Duty Trucking Fleet Managers Masterfile are receptive to marketing offers from truck manufacturers, retailers, drug testing facilities, government agencies, energy and fuel providers, direct mail and email marketers, driver safety providers software developers, tradeshow coordinators, industry publications, financial institutions, and continuing education providers. Multi-channel marketing is available. |
