Don't Count Out the Internal Combustion Truck Engine
New developments for the tried-and-true internal combustion engine are coming to cut the industry’s carbon footprint.
New developments for the tried-and-true internal combustion engine are coming to cut the industry’s carbon footprint.
HDT Editor in Chief Deborah Lockridge says fleets would be wise to do their homework on and carefully evaluate which emissions-reducing strategies will work best for them. The answer may not be battery-electric.
From quick wins to new strategies for long-term users, telematics has options for better fuel management.
A battery-electric truck is only as useful as its charging infrastructure. Here’s what you need to know.
Trucking can’t just flip a switch to zero emissions. Here are nine things to consider to determine the best path forward for your fleet.
Shawn Kerrigan, the COO and co-founder of Plus, believes autonomous technology will be focused on making human drivers safer and more productive for many years to come.
Kent Powell, the man behind Heavy Duty Trucking magazine, died on Aug. 27 in his home in Southern California. He was 93.
In a crowded independent OEM landscape, Los Angeles-based manufacturer looks to gain EV traction with a “zero price acquisition premium” to gas and diesel trucks.
Things are heating up — for the better — on the supply chain front. Here are the latest efforts inside the Beltway.
Read about the ways fleets can cut fuel costs in the purchasing and management process, rather than just by reducing fuel consumption.
FMCSA’s guidance leaves the concept of personal conveyance open to interpretation, and that frequently leads motor carriers to trouble. Is PC worth it?
The last of a dying breed of compact vans is discontinued. Where does that leave fleets?
Find the results of the HDT/Work Truck fleet safety survey, including the key safety strategies and safety technologies used by trucking fleets, here.
HDT's annual Fact Book is a special feature devoted to the trucking industry statistics and reference information fleets need to know.
Recent maintenance data suggests trucking fleets are paying more attention to preventive maintenance, which is good considering repair costs are increasing. Here's what you need to know.
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