The Waste360 40 Under 40 award winner discusses the importance of adapting to a rapidly changing industry in order to meet the needs of fleet customers.

The Miami-Dade County Department of Solid Waste Management has received 60 of the scheduled 77 replacement vehicles for its automated waste collection fleet.

The company’s Co-Heart Program provides current employees the opportunity to earn their CDL amid a growing driver shortage.

Pam Caron of Risk Strategies shares how the national brokerage is keeping up with industry changes and helping companies choose the right insurance for their needs.

Last week, an average of 40 dump trucks were placed out of service, leaving drivers unable to run routine trash routes.

Across the U.S., policymakers have been weighing whether or not to implement side guard mandates.

BYD will deliver two of its Class 8 battery-electric trucks to Recology in Seattle for use in residential solid waste pickup.

DSNY has reservations about making what would be a major transition to be able to burn this low-carbon fuel.

The survey includes responses from 303 U.S. trucking companies of various sizes.

Brad Douville, president of Greenlane Biogas, advises on fleets’ main considerations before buying into RNG.