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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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Pennsylvania’s three primary commercial-vehicle enforcement agencies kicked off a weeklong, statewide truck-inspection program Sunday
Read More →Organizers of the International Trucking Show, held last month in Las Vegas, report attendance numbers up from last year
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Cummins Inc. saw a significant increase in its heavy duty engine sales for the second quarter, but higher sales for all automotive engines indicates that recovery is under way
Read More →Mack Trucks this week received certification from the Environmental Protection Agency that its on-highway ASET engines meet the October 2002 emissions standards
Read More →Rand McNally's Transportation Data Management subsidiary and Integrated Decision Support Corporation (IDSC) have teamed up to provide Fuel Advice, a fuel optimized routing solution targeted to small fleets
Read More →The war of words continues to heat up as the October emissions deadline draws near. The American Trucking Associations has filed a brief in support of Caterpillar in its suit against the federal government, while Cummins and Caterpillar continue to go head-to-head over the new engines and the Clean Air Trust attacks draft legislation aimed at helping motor carriers deal with the fallout
Read More →The truckload Carriers Assn.’s Truckload Academy will hold an audio conference on “Controlling Your SafeStat Numbers” August 14
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DaimlerChrysler says its Freightliner, Sterling and Thomas Built Buses business unit returned to profitability in the second quarter
Read More →Stronger build rates for Class 8 trucks in North America had a major impact on ArvinMeritor’s third quarter revenue
Read More →A pickup in volumes and backlog for trailer products indicates that the domestic economy is improving, says Douglas Smith, president and CEO of Lufkin Industries
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