Good for Business. Good for the World.
Sustainability doesn’t have to come at the expense of the business but instead can drive operational efficiencies.
Since 2014, we’ve been partnering with some of North America’s largest trucking fleets to make a positive impact on carbon emissions and drive operational efficiencies for our customers. We develop innovative hardware and software solutions that produce real-world results for today’s and tomorrow’s trucking fleets.
We are on a mission to save 100 million metric tons of CO2 emissions every single year, so we can all breathe easier.
Driving Results
½ Billion
Miles Driven
5 of 10
of the Top Fleets in North America use TruckWings
185k
Equivalent of cars off the road
Work for Us
We are always looking for smart, diverse, humble, and driven people to help us create and build new sustainability solutions for the trucking industry.
Meet Our Leadership
Daniel Burrows FOUNDER & CEO
Daniel Burrows founded TruckLabs in 2015 out of his graduate work at Stanford University. He has been named as a 2022 Pros to Know from Supply & Demand Chain Executive list of leaders in supply chain. Prior to TruckLabs, Burrows worked in Venture Capital and Management Consultancy and he has a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Physics from the Imperial College London.
Partners
Resources
New and Noteable
5 Ways to Improve Semi-Truck Aerodynamics and Reduce Fuel Costs
Rising fuel prices – topping off at more than 75 percent higher than last year – have left the trucking industry scrambling for solutions to reduce fuel costs and improve
Scope 3 Emissions: What You Need to Know in 2022
Companies are under increased pressure to monitor, control, and reduce their carbon emissions — and that pressure is set to continue. There are a number of ways to make key
Top Trends: TruckLabs VP of Product Shares Insights
How Innovation is Keeping Fuel Costs Down, Drivers Comfortable TruckLabs VP of Product Andrew Kelly sees an increasing need for truck fleet operators to reach emissions reduction goals while tackling
Economic & Environmental Benefits of The STEER Act
Incentivizing use of emissions-reducing technologies in the trucking industry Technologies have been developed in recent years to actively control aerodynamics and rolling resistance, and otherwise increase efficiency in the trucking
One-Third of the Nation’s Carbon Emissions Come From the Transportation Sector
Transportation accounts for the largest portion of total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) released into the atmosphere. Twenty-nine percent of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions come from combustion of fossil fuels,
How to Harness Aerodynamics to Reduce Drag, Improve Fuel Efficiency for Fleets
Automation, Targeted Design Boost Performance by Closing the Gap Improving fleet performance, reducing emissions and reducing fuel costs are top priorities for the trucking industry, especially as fuel costs soar
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