Hurricane Matthew Met With Rapid Response From Jaguar Fueling Service In The Wake Of The Largest Hurricane To Impact The United States In The 2016 Hurricane Season. Hurricane Matthew Emergency Fueling Jaguar Fueling Services, headquartered in Cleveland, Texas was prepared well in advance of the recent hurricane, Hurricane Matthew, which wreaked havoc on Florida, the…
North Carolina Braces For Arrival of Hurricane Matthew October 4th, 2016 With Hurricane Matthew expected to hit the southeast portion of North Carolina officials have begun their preparations for the possible impact of Hurricane Mathew. According to the National Hurricane Center, the path of the hurricane could bring the storm through the coastal North Carolina…
Tropical Storm Karl Emergency Fueling Preparedness As Hurricane Season 2016 churns out more tropical storms eyes are directed towards Tropical Storm Karl which continues to push westward over the central Atlantic ocean. As the storm continues preparations begin in the Caribbean Islands. Whether this storm will affect the southern or eastern United States is yet…
Hurricane Hermine Hammers Florida Emergency Fueling Needs Increase Drastically Florida’s fist hurricane in over ten years slams into Florida bringing heavy rain and flooding, spinning off tornado’s. The calls for emergency fueling services has increased along the East Coast as Jaguar Fueling Services responds to the crisis. At its onset the hurricane began its spiral…
Hurricane Newton Fuels Need For Fuel Hurricane Newton, the desert soaker of 2016 made the record books as the seventh hurricane to make landfall near Los Cabos, Mexico since 1971. After making landfall, Hurricane Newton moved up the southern Baja peninsula of California on the 6th of September 2016. Reports of 89-90mph wind gusts were…
Energy Efficient Diesel Engines Meet Federal Challenges for Commercial Truck Fuel Economy A large majority of (98%) of worlds largest commercial trucks are powered by diesel fuel burning engines. The key to achieving new federal fuel efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions standards will be the focus many advancements in newer and cleaner diesel technologies. Allen…
Amazing Tracking View of All the World’s Ships In Motion In an effort to keep our clients up to date on the latest industry news we occasionally come across an article of worthy mention and like to share our findings. This article is no exception. Have you ever wondered how many ships are on the…
Emergency Preparedness 2016 Hurricane Season With the 2016 Hurricane Season well underway (beginning on June 1, 2016 and ending in November) and all of the “official projections” released many businesses are left not really knowing much of anything. As with most years these projections give us a good idea of what “may” occur, but until…
In a recent article by Sean Kilcarr in Trucks at Work, Sean interviews Sandeep Kar, the global VP of mobility research with Frost & Sullivan and shares some interesting statistics around what might be on the minds of fleet managers today. The article can be found in its original context at http://fleetowner.com/blog/what-are-fleet-managers-worrying-about dated May 23, 2016. …