Lowering Emissions a Key Theme on Display at ATA [Photos]
A variety of zero-emissions and lower-emissions options for fleets were on display at the American Trucking Associations' annual management conference.
A variety of zero-emissions and lower-emissions options for fleets were on display at the American Trucking Associations' annual management conference.
Transtex said it now has the only commercially available California Air Resources Board pre-approved Bin V aerodynamic solution for heavy-duty trailers.
Clarience introduced a new in-line configuration option of its Road Ready Light Out Detection System, expanding coverage to now include every trailer type.
Continental Tire introduced new General Tire 19.5" Class 4 and Class 5 drive and steer tires designed for durability and improved mileage.
As the tire industry faces unprecedented technological changes and challenges, Yokohama Tire's Jeff Barna and Stan Changdie feel the company is perfectly positioned to serve the needs of its fleets customers now and in the future.
Volvo Trucks busted the SuperTruck 2 100% freight efficiency improvement target using an entirely reshaped cab, a 4x2 drive train, very advanced trailer aerodynamics, and a 48-volt micro-hybrid energy recovery system.
Yokohama’s truck tire plant in West Point, Mississippi, celebrates a milestone while looking toward the future.
When you're spec'ing a powertrain for a new truck, the process isn’t finished even after all the calculations are done and the appropriate ratios sorted out. You’re leaving money on the table if you walk away without considering the impact the rest of your spec has on fuel efficiency.
The United Auto Workers rejected an agreement with Mack Trucks, setting the stage for a strike by 3,900 employees in three states.
Starting in 2024, TracKing telematics hardware and subscription will be standard on new Thermo King APU, trailer, and large truck offerings.
Both ACT Research and FTR are reporting significant increases in September Class 8 truck orders over August as the 2024 order boards open.
At Volvo's Proving Grounds outside of Gothenburg, Sweden, we got an up-close look at the OEM's experimental Class 8 tractor powered by hydrogen fuel cell technology.
It was ugly, disproportioned, loud and uncomfortable. But somehow, this gawky, weird-looking rig found a soft spot in the hearts of American truckers.
Hendrickson has acquired Brunner International, saying its expertise in brakes complements the suspension maker's core business.
Software company Nodar is developing a solution for autonomous vehicles that it says provides better target identification and at further distances than much of the technology in the market today.
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