DOT said its proposed rule on automatic emergency braking and stability control could prevent more than 19,000 crashes and save 155 lives every year.
The Truckload Carriers Association selected Michael Frolick, TransPro Freight Systems’ director of safety, as its 2023 TCA Safety Professional of the Year.
Love’s Travel Stops plans to offer truck wash services at select travel stops and Speedco locations.
After being closed to traffic for 12 days, the damaged section of Interstate 95 through Philadelphia reopened Friday. A tanker truck fire beneath the interstate on June 11 caused one bridge to collapse and left another heavily damaged.
Workhorse also announced that Smyrna Truck, in Milledgeville, Georgia, will be its first certified dealership in the Peach State.
Samsara launched four new product offerings to assist fleets in improving efficiency.
The American Trucking Associations announced its Women in Motion Mentorship Program, which is intended to foster the growth and development of women in the transportation industry.
Volvo has teamed up with the University of Minnesota to conduct severe weather testing on its Class 8 VNR Electric trucks.
The American Transportation Research Institute has found that fleet operational costs reached record highs in 2022.
The 2023 American Truck Historical Society Show in Reno, Nevada, featured over 800 trucks and drew around 7,000 attendees.
Chillicothe, Ohio rolled out the red carpet as more than 50 vintage Kenworth trucks cruised down its streets during the second annual Kenworth Truck Parade.
The 34th annual State of Logistics Report, entitled “The Great Reset,” found that U.S. supply chains responded to the global volatility over the past two years by transforming supply chain networks to improve resiliency against future disruption.
A new dynamic pricing system developed by Averitt and SMC3 compares costs and real-time demand to provide accurate and serviceable shipping rates.
Loadsmith has ordered 800 Kodiak self-driving trucks in a bid to become the first-ever fleet dedicated to autonomous freight transportation.
American Trucking Associations’ advanced seasonally adjusted (SA) For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index rose 2.4% in May after decreasing 1.7% in April. In May, the index equaled 115.4 (2015=100) compared with 112.7 in April.
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