When Ford unveiled the 2015 F-Series Super Duty pickup truck line at the State Fair of Texas, it brought together a second-generation 6.7-liter Power Stroke V8 turbo diesel engine, increased towing capabilities, and a refreshed King Ranch model. For construction professionals who depend on their trucks daily, these upgrades represented a significant step forward in […]
The commercial vehicle segment has undergone a significant transformation as manufacturers integrate advanced powertrain technology, intelligent safety systems, and data-driven connectivity into their medium-duty and heavy-duty truck lineups. Ford Motor Company has been at the forefront of this shift, introducing new engines, expanded driver-assist features, and OEM telematics capabilities across its commercial vehicle range. These
Ford Motor Company has significantly expanded its connected vehicle ecosystem for commercial fleets, introducing all-makes telematics compatibility and embedding 4G LTE modems across its entire commercial vehicle lineup. For construction businesses managing mixed fleets of trucks, vans, and specialized equipment, these developments represent a major step forward in fleet visibility and operational control. This article
Ford Motor Company has long pursued a dual-path strategy for vehicle propulsion: advancing internal combustion engine efficiency while simultaneously expanding alternative fuel options. For construction fleet managers, understanding this approach is critical when selecting trucks and vans that balance operating costs, regulatory compliance, and performance on the job site. As Gerry Koss, fleet marketing manager
The decommissioning and demolition of large industrial facilities requires coordination across multiple specialized disciplines, from environmental remediation to structural dismantling and material recycling. The Ford Motor Company Cleveland Casting Plant project demonstrates how a coordinated team approach can overcome the unique challenges of industrial demolition. Located in Cleveland, Ohio, the 1.4-million-square-foot former foundry built in
The 2017 Ford F-Series Super Duty pickup trucks marked a turning point in heavy-duty truck engineering. Ford replaced traditional steel body panels with a military-grade aluminum alloy body mounted on a new high-strength steel frame. This material strategy cut curb weight by up to 350 pounds while improving durability. For builders and contractors who rely
When Ford announced that the all-new 2013 Transit van would be available with the 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 gasoline engine, it signaled a fundamental shift in commercial van propulsion. The promise of at least 25% better fuel efficiency than the outgoing E-Series vans, combined with nearly 300 pounds of weight savings, gave fleet operators a compelling
When Ford introduced the all-new Transit van, it signaled a major shift in the commercial vehicle landscape. For construction professionals who have relied on pickup trucks for years, the Transit offers a compelling alternative that deserves a closer look. With its impressive cargo capacity, superior fuel efficiency, and versatile configurations, the Transit makes a strong
Road construction projects face a fundamental challenge: how to keep traffic moving while crews work safely and efficiently. Mooven, a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that delivers real-time Traffic Engineering Fundamentals of Traffic Flow Control Devices insights and situational awareness around traffic conditions, has established a North American beachhead and is building distribution and a customer base
The construction industry has undergone a remarkable digital transformation over the past decade. What was once considered leading-edge using software for estimating, time keeping, and job costing is now simply the baseline for doing business. Today’s competitive edge comes from technologies like drones, robotics, automated machine controls, telematics, and advanced construction management platforms. For a
