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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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Can a small truckload carrier from Mt. Zion, Ill., succeed where some very big companies have stubbed their toes? We’ll begin to learn the answer on Sept. 6, when the United States Freight Exchange Inc. goes live on the we
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Texaco and Shell are reportedly close to striking a deal for Shell to acquire Texaco's share in their Motiva and Equilon joint ventures. That would clear the way for Chevron's planned acquisition of Texaco
Read More →The Teamsters local in Boston is protesting General Motor's decision to award car-hauling business to non-union Swift Transportation
Read More →While they're home on recess, Maine senators and representatives are touting legislation that would allow heavier trucks on the state's Interstate highways
Read More →More than 400 of the top professional truck drivers in the U.S. are converging the Minneapolis Convention Center this week for the American Trucking Associations' 2001 National Truck Driving Championships, Aug. 22-25
Read More →TEAM Vehicle Sales has opened its new used-truck sales center in Indianapolis
Read More →Oregon may continue to be the only Western state with a speed limit below 70 mph
Read More →Document management company Pegasus TransTech, Tampa, Fla., has installed an in-house Transflo digital document system for the Acklie Companies of Lincoln, Neb
Read More →The California Air Resources Board has certified Engelhard Corp.'s DPX catalytic particulate filter for use in diesel retrofits
Read More →Delphi Automotive Systems and Battelle have been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy to receive a 10-year, $74.6 million cost-share contract to assist in the further development of solid oxide fuel cell technology
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