AMSA: Industry Shipments Still Down, But Not By Much
Industry shipment pickups for November 2009 were down 1 percent from the year ago month, according to new data from the American Moving & Storage Association
Industry shipment pickups for November 2009 were down 1 percent from the year ago month, according to new data from the American Moving & Storage Association
FleetPride, an independent aftermarket distributor of heavy-duty truck and trailer parts, has opened a new location in Bossier City, La., extending the distributor's reach into northwest Louisiana
TireStamp has partnered with Service Tire Truck Centers to sell its TireVigil TPMS product to fleets in Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Maryland, Delaware and Virgini
Seven commercial truck dealers from across the country were nominated by their peers for the Truck Dealer of the Year award, presented by the American Truck Dealers and Heavy Duty Trucking magazine.
Accuride Corp. has successfully completed all conditions of its Plan of Reorganization and emerged from Chapter 11 with a new capital structure after only five months
The Truckload Carriers Association announced a formal partnership with the National Association of Independent Truckers, effective immediately
For the first time since July 2008, Internet Truckstop's Market Demand Index has risen above 7 last week, an indication that pricing leverage has shifted in favor of the motor carrier
The Moving and Storage Institute has honored Charles G. "Charlie" McDaniel, chairman of the board of The Hilldrup Companies, with the 2009 Lifetime Achievement Award for Distinguished Service
The Truckload Carriers Association has honored 19 members for the longevity of the companies within the organization
Iveco Trucks Australia Limited will no longer market Navistar's International brand trucks in Australia starting in October 2010
Walmart Stores plans to eliminate 20 million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions from its global supply chain by the end of 2015
More and more state transportation departments are using social networking sites to get the word out to the traveling public, according to a recent survey conducted by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. From a survey of 32 state DOTs, AASHTO found that 26 states, or 81 percent, are now on Twitter, while almost half of those surveyed have a Facebook page. Meanwhile, 18 states have an active YouTube channel
The Colorado Department of Transportation has launched a new communications tool that will allow users to receive e-mail and text message updates on transportation topics and travel conditions, including news for truck drivers
Pana-Pacific Corporation has signed a distribution deal under which it will distribute Advantage PressurePro's line of products to the commercial vehicle market
In January, Commercial trailer net orders climbed 10 percent over January 200
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