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ZF's automatic emergency braking and radar-based blind spot detection systems are making their North American debut in Nikola's hydrogen fuel-cell Class 8 truck.
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Acquiring the flatbed division of ELS makes PS Logistics' 53-foot flatbed fleet one of the largest in the country, with more than 500 power units and 1,250 over-length trailers.
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Autocar now will produce a Class 6 ACMD allowing fleets to hire drivers without a CDL. Customers can choose from 13 Cummins engines options for the medium-duty truck.
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Following up on an idea from one of its female technicians, Cox Automotive has launched Project Pink. It recognizes female technicians at the company and supports breast cancer awareness.
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The new Ram ProMaster EV will be available in two mission-specific configurations, including the delivery model and two cargo models. It is the brand's first electric vehicle.
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Seeing Machines launched Guardian Generation 3, the latest version of its aftermarket driver monitoring system, at CES 2024.
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Over the past six decades, Love’s Travel Stops has grown from an Oklahoma family’s dream in 1964 to a nationally recognized brand in 2024.
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The Xantrex Freedom XC 1800W pure sine-wave inverter/charger is now a factory option on International Trucks.
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Kodiak Robotics unveiled a Ford F-150 upfitted with its autonomous system, the Kodiak Driver, as a prototype for the U.S. Army. The company said testing the Kodiak Driver in off-road environments also helps Kodiak improve its on-road long-haul trucking technology.
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The American Trucking Associations re-launched its Women In Motion program as an ATA council to promote the role of women in the trucking industry.
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