Steven Taylor

The work of a mechanic in a truck repair shop involves daily contact with powerful engines, complex systems and demanding customers. If you’re one of these professionals, you know perfectly well that every fleet has its own unique characteristics and any breakdown can mean downtime measured in days and hundreds of kilometers. This context demonstrates

Introduction Winter doesn’t creep in quietly. One morning, the car takes an extra second to start. A week later, the windshield won’t clear properly, the headlights feel dim, and suddenly every drive feels like work. That’s when people realize they should have winterized their vehicle. Winter driving exposes weaknesses you can ignore the rest of

Introduction: Why Fuel Economy Matters More Than Ever Fuel prices keep climbing, and most of us can’t just drive less. Daily commutes, work runs, deliveries, and long highway drives add up fast — trucks and heavier vehicles feel it even more. The thing people rarely notice? Fuel efficiency drops slowly over time. Not because the

Accidents can happen for many reasons, and unfortunately, the real cause is not clear at first in many cases. It is often only after the accident, during the proper legal inspections and investigations, that the actual reason comes to light.  One such cause is negligence during vehicle repairs or mechanical work. Mechanical negligence usually involves