Kenworth Truck Co.’s manufacturing plant in Chillicothe, Ohio, recently celebrated production of its historic 250,000th truck, a new 2006 Model Kenworth T600 with a new cab interior.
The American Trucking Assns. announced Thursday that National Carriers Inc. has become an ATA member again
Heavy Duty America (HDA) announced that it will join the growing list of leading heavy duty industry aftermarket groups sponsoring Heavy Duty Aftermarket Wee
Central Freight Lines announced last week that Ansell Healthcare Products LLC, a provider of healthcare-related latex protective products, has selected Central for North American LT
Fifth wheel provider Fontaine International has received certificates for ISO 14001 registration -- an internationally recognized Environmental Management System Standard.
According to a new study, controlling escalating fuel costs is the top concern, for private truck fleets
Tenneco Automotive announced it has been awarded more than $400 million annualized in new contracts with major global OEM customer
MEMA, the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Assn., in a news release this week praised the U.S. House of Representatives for its unanimous passage of H.R. 3
GeoLogic Solutions, Herndon, Va., announced that Ohio-based Zumstein Inc. and Cheeseman Trucking have renewed their contract
PeopleNet Communications, Chaska, Minn., announced that J.P. Donmoyer Inc., a regional dry bulk and truckload carrier based in Ono, Pa., has equipped its fleet with PeopleNet’s tracking and mobile communications system
Yellow Roadway Corp. chairman and chief executive William Zollars in an interview with Marketwatch on Tuesday perdicted further LTL consolidation
SkyBitz Inc., Dulles, Va., announced that Oklahoma-based Groendyke Transport Inc. will install more than 500 SkyBitz Mobile Terminal Units in its bulk hauling fleet
The Technology & Maintenance Council announced that its new Friends of the Technician program helps fund efforts to attract new technicians to the trucking industry
This Associated Press item ran in papers around the nation Thursday
U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta announced approval of a $66 million federal loan to help Louisiana build a 17-mile elevated toll highwa
Standard Oil opened the Iowa 80 Truckstop in 1964, and it was managed for nearly 20 years by Bill Moon, who bought the business in 1984. His love of trucks lead the truck stop to grow and add many amenities and even a trucking museum.
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