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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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Los Angeles-based The Dock, a web-based industrial equipment exchange, has announced that it secured more than 3,500 advance members, $1 billion in committed assets and 85,000 individual pieces of equipment at launch in December
Read More →Former Teamsters President Ron Carey pleaded innocent to charges that he lied about his campaign using union money
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The California Air Resources Board has formally certified PuriNOx, a special emulsion of diesel fuel and water, as an alternative fuel
Read More →Kenwoth's Chillicothe, Ohio, plan is going through another round of layoffs
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According to a group backed by the Arkansas Trucking Association, 80 percent of 400 state residents surveyed support proposed reform of the Arkansas Highway Commission
Read More →San Francisco officials want to ban trucks 25 feet or longer from much of the downtown area between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on weekdays
Read More →San Diego-based Qualcomm announced that LTL carrier Roadway Express will deploy the OmniExpress mobile communications system at 20 of the company’s 388 terminals
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No question we're in a big-rig parking jam. Fleets and drivers see it as a shortage of spaces. NATSO says fleets just aren't planning ahead.
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International Truck and Engine Corp. has signed a four-year marketing agreement to become an official status sponsor of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR).
Read More →Boston-based software provider Archibus has introduced a product it calls Fleet Management, which helps fleets of all sizes track and manage mobile equipment
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