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With freight improving but costs still climbing, fleet maintenance executives explain how they're balancing price, quality, and supplier relationships.
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An uptick in new truck orders is being driven by the economy, not pre-buying to avoid tougher emissions standards, says Steve Keate, Truck Group president, International Truck & Engine Corp
Read More →The Truckload Carriers Assn. is offering an audio conference to help you determine whether a load is profitable
Read More →The New York Thruway is installing more IdleAire units at its travel plazas after "overwhelming" response to the initial three units installed last fall
Read More →Environment Canada last week introduced stringent emission standards for on-road vehicles and engines that will come into effect for the 2004 model year
Read More →Volvo Trucks North America will increase production at its New River Valley assembly plant in southwestern Virginia
Read More →With the trucking news full of Cummins' new certification of its October '02 ISX engine and Caterpillar's efforts to get the October deadline delayed, Detroit Diesel Corporation Friday released additional information about its 2002 Series 60 engine program
Read More →Datex Corp. and Hoft & Wessel have teamed up to provide trucking companies with location tracking and communications
Read More →The line never stopped in the lobby of the Mid-America Trucking Show as fans stopped by for autographs from country music artist Mindy McCready and blue grass legend Ricky Skaggs
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced Friday that it will develop voluntary ergonomics guidelines for certain industries. The announcement pleased business interests such as the American Trucking Associations, who had opposed sweeping Clinton-administration regulations that were reversed after President Bush took office
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