Operation Safe Driver Week Starts July 10
Between July 10-16, law enforcement personnel will be on the lookout for commercial motor vehicle drivers engaging in risky driving.
Between July 10-16, law enforcement personnel will be on the lookout for commercial motor vehicle drivers engaging in risky driving.
Panus will supply 3,000 intermodal container chassis to the newly established Panus USA., marking its entrance into the U.S. market.
New funding and parking partnership will help leverage fleet-as-a-service model, in which fleet customers can operate commercial electric vehicles for a flat monthly fee, including lease, charging, maintenance, and insurance.
NFI has ordered 10 Hyliion Hypertruck ERX trucks, backed by deposits to secure production slots.
Recent vehicle deliveries over the past several months demonstrate the scope and variety of applications where the eMV Series electric vehicles (EVs) have been deployed.
OEMs are working to increase Class 8 truck build rates, however key components remain in short supply and continue to limit production.
With the acquisition of Pressure Systems International, Clarience Technologies has added the tire-related technologies gaining widespread adoption as commercial fleets shift toward electric vehicles.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has completed a final rule upgrading requirements for rear underride guards and is turning its attention to side underride guards.
Heavy Duty Trucking’s sister publication Fleet Forward joins BrightDrop to give a walkaround of the Zevo 600 van.
The FourKites X platform will help give customers deeper actionable insights, more accurate ETAs, and more intelligent supply chains to reduce supply chain volatility.
FSC will convene Nov. 9-11 in Santa Clara, California in conjunction with Fleet Forward Conference.
The conference convenes Nov. 9-11 in Santa Clara, California. Peper will address EVs and the evolving model for fleets.
California’s AB5 law severely restricting the use of independent contractors will soon be enforced against the trucking industry after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the California Trucking Association’s appeal.
A small Connecticut trucking company was ordered to immediately cease operations for “continued widespread noncompliance with federal safety regulations.”
Effective July 1, the California Trucking Association’s long-time CEO Shawn Yadon will be responsible for Hyzon's commercialization of the North American market.
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