In the transportation industry, the problem of driver shortage is a problem that fleet operators will face for a long time. The problem is becoming more and more severe because of the aging of workers, and the high turnover rate in this sector. This can affect delivery schedules, as well as the cost of recruiting and training new employees.

Another major challenge is compliance with regulatory requirements, which differ depending on the age and location of the fleet, among other factors. Truckers and fleet owners must stay on top of dozens of federal and state regulations, from hours-of-service (HOS) rules and environmental standards to safety requirements, all of which can result in significant fines, legal issues, and tarnished reputations if handled improperly.

TruckX claims to tackle all these problems through its full-stack solution for freight efficiency, employing telematics, live RFID-tracking data entries, and auto-compliance form-population to help fleets track drivers and vehicles, keep an eye on fuel consumption, monitor performance against key performance indicators, obtain data related to the truck and its usage, and other metrics that help managers cut costs and steer the company.