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Phillips Industries’ new Cincinnati-area distribution center is now shipping aftermarket trucking parts nationwide, aiming to speed up delivery times for customers.
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XATA Corp., provider of mobile information solutions to the transportation industry, has announced the purchase of its new satellite capabilities by Pilot Travel Centers, LLC
Read More →DaimlerChrysler said it plans to halt the production of cables for commercial vehicles at a plant in Germany, eliminating 800 jobs by mid-2004 in order to cut costs
Read More →Minorplanet Systems USA Inc., a leading provider of telematics-based management solutions for commercial fleets, is offering a patented data transfer option for its advanced fleet management system
Read More →Retail purchasers of new Volvo VNs and VHDs equipped with EPA'02 engines will receive a $2,000 cash incentive for trucks delivered by April 30, 2003
Read More →As previously forecast, Navistar International Corp., one of the nation's largest commercial truck and mid-range diesel engine producers, reported a net loss for both the fourth quarter and year ended Oct. 31, 2002
Read More →Navistar International Corp. has announced a voluntary plan through which those owning fewer than 100 shares may either sell their holdings or purchase shares to bring them up to 100
Read More →Goodyear has announced two new all-position tire lines that meet the demands of the Class 3-5 pick-up and delivery market
Read More →Enterprise Information Solutions Inc. (EIS), a systems integration and computer-engineering firm, and CrossCountry Courier, an LTL carrier serving the Dakotas, Minnesota and portions of Iowa and Montana, announced that CrossCountry has selected an EIS solution
Read More →More than 1,700 Old Dominion Freight Line drivers are being equipped with Symbol Technology Inc.'s PDT 7500 rugged handheld computers, which will be used throughout each driver's pickup and delivery route.
Read More →The signs reading "Volvo" over the truck manufacturer's Dublin, Va., assembly plant will soon come down. In their place, Pulaski County's largest employer will erect new signs: "New River Valley Plant: Volvo, Mack, Autocar."
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