China Looks to Replace Diesel Trucks With Cleaner-Fuel Vehicles
China has plans to replace approximately a million heavy-duty diesel trucks with ones the burn cleaner fuel.
China has plans to replace approximately a million heavy-duty diesel trucks with ones the burn cleaner fuel.
Paccar has issued a recall affecting several Kenworth truck models due to an improperly connected check engine light that could fail to warn drivers of imminent engine problems.
Meritor has expanded its North American Rebuilder Program for drive axle carriers, adding new authorized rebuilders for the company’s 145, 14X, and 160 products.
Together, the new locations in Michigan and Wyoming add 182 truck parking spots and 155 new jobs to their communities.
Southern California Gas Co. will offer renewable natural gas (RNG) at 31 fueling stations across Southern California.
The California Air Resources Board has preliminarily awarded $41 million to the Port of Los Angeles to establish network to transport goods throughout southern California using hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks.
Jost International has promoted Mike Jones to director of aftermarket business development for the fifth wheel manufacturer.
Heavy Duty Trucking magazine has extended the deadline to nominate a fleet for the 2018 Top Green Fleets to Sept. 20.
USA Truck announced a pay raise for its regional Class A drivers that ups base pay and expands the long-term pay scale.
General Motors is recalling an estimated 1.01 million 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 1500, Tahoe, and Suburban; GMC Sierra 1500 and Yukon; and Cadillac Escalade trucks and large SUVs for a steering problem.
June’s Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance International Roadcheck inspection blitz once again placed thousands of vehicles and drivers out-of-service, but at lower rates than last year – except in hours-of-service violations, which were the focus of the event.
FedEx Ground has permanently expanded its U.S. operations to six days per week to cope with the increasing e-commerce demand and record volume that is expected for the holidays and beyond.
The Knapheide Manufacturing Company has named H.W. "Bo" Knapheide IV its chief executive and president to succeed his father, Harold W. "Knap" Knapheide III, who died in late August.
Government entities and industry leaders have signed on to a new program to accelerate the deployment of zero-and near-zero emissions commercial vehicles and technologies.
Tolls are increasing for commercial vehicles in Indiana to pay for an infrastructure project that includes major upgrades to roads.
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