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Should the paperwork of fleet operations be... paper? Where do you stand on digital accounting systems? Let's dig into the issue as we buckle up for today's edition of The Inside Lane.

Plus: Higher prices for parts, Calif. speed limits could change and more federally-mandated parking spots.

Do you always read the fine print? For owner-operators who lease their vehicles, maintenance terms can get buried in the verbiage. It's why FMCSA is cracking down on predatory pratices in maintenance fee terms. Want to see what the investigations will entail? Inside today's newsletter: ⛔ Mitigating

Fitness refers to a lot of things and is often open to interpretation. But what happens when an industry attempts to regulate it? And is there medical and safety merit to the interference? It's time to buckle up for today's edition of The Inside Lane. Inside

A cyberattack can cost fleets and owner-operators literal millions -- and the aftermath can take months or years to clean up. So how can fleets safeguard their data, technology and drivers? It's time to buckle up for today's edition of The Inside Lane. ** Inside today'

The trucking and logistics industries are abuzz about potential deception in broker rates -- but is there merit to the controversy? And how can fleet owners protect themselves against unfair rates? Buckle up for today’s edition of The Inside Lane. Inside today's newsletter 💰 Do brokers deceive fleet