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From the November Issue of Heavy Duty Trucking magazine, equipment editor Jim Park test drives the new Freightliner Cascadia. Daimler loaded up this truck with some amazing technology and created an environment drivers will love.
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Inverters, which convert DC power into AC power to power creature comforts in the truck cab, have always been a magnet for controversy. An expert at one inverter company offers his tips for what to think about when spec'ing an inverter.
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Volvo Group’s SuperTruck demonstrates where energy-saving technology could take us – and in some cases, already has.
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The initial compliance date for the FMCSA’s final rule known as the ELD mandate is December 18, 2017. Are any of your drivers exempt from the electronic logging device mandate?
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Without a common definition of remanufactured products, products with different quality levels could be grouped together, causing confusion in the marketplace.
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Noise, Vibration & Harshness is something manufacturers try very hard to engineer out of their products, but it’s often like a game of whack-a-mole. Once you solve one problem, another shows up.
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Women have a bigger role to play in trucking than they get to play, and there’s one spot in particular where executive contributing editor Rolf Lockwood thinks they’re badly overlooked. The shop.
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With engine oils meeting new CK-4 and FA-4 category specs on the market, fleets need to know how best to make use of them.
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You don’t have to be a driver to know there are plenty of things we can complain about in trucking. In the Nov. editorial, editor-in-chief Deborah Lockridge suggests three things trucking can be thankful for.
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This list of 50 industry leaders show there are many paths to sustainability, from better mpg to alternative fuels to “green” facilities.
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