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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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Pilot Corp. has opened a new travel center in Lost Hills, Calif
Read More →A Teamsters employee has resigned after the discovery of unauthorized meal expenses
Read More →Minnesota soybean growers are pushing for a mandate of the use of soybean oil in diesel engines
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There were happy tears, shouts of joy, hugs and handshakes in abundance Saturday as a standing-room-only crowd learned the winners of the Stars & Stripes Show Truck Series championship. Jerry Asbury's purple-blue 1999 Kenworth W900L took first place in the bobtail competition, while Marvin and Barb Knight's "Almost Paradise," a 1999 Kenworth with tropical and undersea murals on both tractor and trailer, took first place in combination. Each won $30,000 and the Truck-Lite Trophy
Read More →The National Labor Relations Board is issuing a complaint against a port trucking fleet for violation of the National Labor Relations Act
Read More →It’s interesting that Gearworks Inc. is headquartered in Minneapolis. So is PeopleNet, the first company to bring the Internet to truck dispatching
Read More →As part of its support of the Children's Miracle Network, Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. has extended a pledge to the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children & Women in Orlando, Fla.
Read More →This time last year many trucking companies had a yard full of idle trucks, not because they didn’t have ample freight, but because they couldn’t find enough drivers. Today, those trucks are back on the road
Read More →Cadec Corp. of Londonderry, N.H., has released the Mobius TTS – what Cadec calls the most powerful onboard computer available
Read More →Schneider Logistics of Green Bay, Wisc., has announced a strategic relationship with Vitria Technology of Sunnyvale, Calif., providers of BusinessWare business process systems
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