Thermo King Expands Telematics Offerings
The new data-sharing options include the Thermo King Connect app and new third-party partnerships.
The new data-sharing options include the Thermo King Connect app and new third-party partnerships.
New hood, engine, and axle options expand heavy vocational application coverage for the Western Star 49X.
Who's a freight broker? A bona fide agent? Is a dispatch service a broker? Is a load board? FMCSA wants to know.
The CDL Health Scanner app allows drivers to measure blood pressure using transdermal optical imaging delivered via a smartphone camera.
The T680E is designed for pickup and delivery, regional haul and drayage applications, and is available as a day cab as either a tractor or straight truck.
The new younger-driver pilot program and other steps to address the truck driver shortage were a key topic during Robin Hutcheson’s confirmation hearing on her nomination to be administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
The plan to grow its alt-fuel fleet will help reduce its customer's carbon emissions. The Dallas-based company also plans to hire up to 200 new employees
AmpUp's advanced charging technology is designed to simplify schedules and improves energy consumption.
SAF-Holland has made a takeover bid for Haldex, a combination it said will "create a global champion for chassis-related commercial vehicle systems."
Replacing the sensor package on a Kodiak autonomous truck is on par with changing a truck tire, according to Southern Tire Mart.
Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s Brake Safety Week from Aug. 21-27 will focus on capturing data on brake hose/tubing chafing violations.
Often referred to as “yard spotters,” terminal tractors are most commonly used to move trailers around a customer’s grounds.
With this certification, Hyzon expects it will offer some of the first commercially available repowered Class 8, Class 7 and Class 6 FCEVs in California.
Fruehauf North America has opened a $15 million dry van assembly operation in Bowling Green, Kentucky, signifying the company’s return to production in the United States.
A court ruling was good news for fleets that don't operate in Washington State but do employ drivers who live there. However, part of the case regarding federal rules about sleeper pay was not dismissed.
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