Fleet Management Mistakes Every Fleet Manager Should Avoid

 Fleet management is a critical aspect of any business that relies on a fleet of vehicles to carry out its operations. From ensuring the proper maintenance of the vehicles to prioritizing driver safety and managing fuel expenses, there are numerous responsibilities that fall under the purview of a fleet manager.

3D Printing the Future

 Photo credit: www.decisionsdurables.com It has been over a year since I talked about 3D printers on this blog, but the innovators who are focusing on this technology have been far from idle. Progress is constantly being made in this field and some recent headlines have perfectly highlighted some of the

Other benefits of advancing technology: BNNTs

 Photo courtesy of Oak Ridge National Laboratory Hello again science fiction fans. I apologize for my long absence, but I am back and will once more be bringing you news about exciting new technologies. However, in this week's article I would like to take a different focus and examine an

The heroes of the Canadian rail

 Railways in Canada have a high safety record, but trains’ masses and the speeds they travel mean collisions have the potential to be deadly. Whether it’s a person on the tracks, a vehicle in the way, or a derailment, when an accident happens, the first responders at the scene are

Your Car Crash Survival Guide: 8 Mistakes to Avoid After an Accident

 As accident and injury lawyers, we know how chaotic a car accident can be. We’ve had countless clients come through our doors wishing they had known what steps to take right from the start. Here are some of the major missteps we’ve seen over the years, and how you can

Putting the “Science” in “Science Fiction” – Hydrogen Power, Part 3

 I have discussed the potential benefits and limitations of hydrogen power in my two previous blogs, showing how the transition to hydrogen power shows great potential for the creation of a greener future and the issues that will need to be overcome in order to allow a hydrogen economy to

Putting the “Science” in “Science Fiction”: Hydrogen Power, Part 2

 In last week's blog, I talked about the many possibilities offered by using combustible hydrogen as a power source for cars and other vehicles. Hydrogen holds a great deal of promise for use in this manner, but there is another entirely different way of drawing energy from hydrogen. This method

Putting the “Science” in “Science Fiction”- Hydrogen Power, Part 1

 Most science-fiction series show a world with easy access to all the energy it needs to run its devices, but the situation in the real world is far from that ideal. Over the past decade, growing numbers of people are becoming concerned about modern society's reliance on fossil fuels –

Putting the "Science" in "Science Fiction": Transformers 1 – Adjustable Vehicles

 Although they were made popular in the west by the Transformers television series that first aired in 1984, the idea of vehicles that could change into giant robots had already appeared in the Japanese Macross series, later be released in the United States as Robotech. Much of Robotech’s fame came