What if you were just driving happily down the road and your windows start rolling up and down by themselves? Or the horn starts blowing? Or your navigation system leads you, unwitting, into a massive traffic jam? Hackers today can do those things -- and worse to individual trucks, or an entire fleet.
The New York City Department of Transportation has $6 million to encourage fleets and businesses to shift deliveries away from peak daytime hours.
Peterbilt’s new Digital Vision System-Mirrors is a rear-view camera system now available on Model 579 and Model 567 trucks.
Using global data from over 2 million commercial BEVs, a new Goetab report says that a wide range of trucking applications are ready for electric vehicles now.
Volvo Trucks North America and Mack Trucks announced all new ICE trucks built at their plants will receive renewable diesel for their first fuel fill-ups.
New Amerit mobile service centers are strategically situated across California to provide specialized support for commercial battery-electric vehicle fleets.
The Technology & Maintenance Council is teaming up with IT specialists Serjon to offer fleets online courses on containing and countering fleet cybersecurity threats.
Data analyzed by U.S. DOT Volpe Center shows a reduction in speeding and increased awareness of vulnerable road users among drivers using a detection system.
New length and weight regulations in Sweden make an environmentally friendly case for high-horsepower diesel engines.
Is your company a leader in sustainability efforts among trucking fleets? If so, Heavy Duty Trucking's editors want to hear from you.
KW Rastall Oil is the first company in New Jersey to offer Neste renewable diesel fuel to fleets.
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HDT Equipment Editor Jim Park takes us on a walking tour of Volvo Trucks' European lineup of battery-electric cabover trucks.
A visit to California, where "weed" is legal, and recent FDA recommendations regarding how the DEA classifies marijuana, had HDT Editor and Associate Publisher pondering about the complexities of cannabis when it comes to trucking.
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