TMC Loyalty Discount
In this episode of Two Minutes with TMC, TMC Membership Manager Curry Blanton explains the TMC Loyalty Discount Program.
In this episode of Two Minutes with TMC, TMC Membership Manager Curry Blanton explains the TMC Loyalty Discount Program.
Fifty TMC member fleet and service provider members responded to TMC’s second “Fleet & Service Provider Average Standard Repair Time (SRT) Survey,” which was administered in the first quarter of 2020. The purpose of the study was to aid in establishing baseline repair times that will improve shop productivity and profitability. This is the second year that TMC has conducted the survey, giving the members a comparison of year-to-year SRT data.
This is TMC's Guidelines for Conducting Online/Virtual Presentations and Meetings in PDF format.
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June 24, 2020
Contact: Sean McNally
703-838-1995
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June 22, 2020
TMC Goes Virtual With Summer Networking and Data Conference
Arlington, Va. – American Trucking Associations’ Technology & Maintenance Council announced it will host its Vehicle Electrical/Electronic Architecture and Fleet Benchmarking Conference, the first of two major virtual events, on June 24.
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In this episode of Two Minutes with TMC, we catch up with a few members at TMC's 2020 Annual Meeting in Atlanta and get a glimpse at the RPs they are working on.
ABSTRACT
In March 2020, ATA’s Technology & Maintenance Council (TMC) decided to conduct a series of member surveys to assess the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the maintenance operations of fleets and service providers. TMC’s first survey, conducted in the early phase of the event in late March 2020, investigated current and anticipated impacts on technician labor force readiness and commercial vehicle component supply chains. TMC’s second survey in the series was conducted in late April 2020 as a follow-up to the initial investigation.
Report Shows Roadside Mechanical Repair Costs Continued to Increase in 4Q2019
Update from TMC & FleetNet America Showed Fifth Straight Quarterly Jump in Costs
The cost of mechanical roadside repairs are going up, according to the most recent information from TMC/FleetNet America’s fourth quarter Vertical Benchmarking report. In fact, the average cost of roadside mechanical repairs exceeded $500 dollars for the first time since the program began benchmarking in October 2017.