
What Three Fleets Are Doing Differently When Buying Truck Parts in 2026
With freight improving but costs still climbing, fleet maintenance executives explain how they're balancing price, quality, and supplier relationships.
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With freight improving but costs still climbing, fleet maintenance executives explain how they're balancing price, quality, and supplier relationships.
Read More →The Engine Manufacturers Association has announced its qualified support of the final emissions rules issued earlier this week by the Environmental Protection Agency. The rule implemented a manufacturers' supported program to significantly reduce diesel emissions from heavy-duty trucks and buses. Diesel truck and bus engines will be required to emit 50 percent less oxides of nitrogen beginning in 2004
Read More →Truckers passing through Pennsylvania will have the opportunity to show off their driving skills in front of their peers while doing a good deed. The 11th Annual Truckin’ for Buck$, set for tomorrow, August 19, at Buck Motorsports Park, just south of Lancaster, will give drivers the forum to strut their stuff, visit with other drivers, and enjoy good food, while raising money for individuals with physical disabilities at the same time
Read More →Logistics.com, the Internet-based transportation management site, has added a critical module to its Digital Transportation Marketplace, which brings together shippers and carriers enabling transportation procurement at various levels
Read More →Seattle-based nPassage, the Web-based transportation management system, has adopted MetaFrame software from Citrix Systems, Ind. to offer immediate, high-speed access to nPassage dial-up customers
Read More →TruckersB2B, an Internet membership program owned by Indianapolis, Ind.-based Celadon Group, has reached an agreement with FleetNet America to provide road assistance to its members
Read More →iFLEET, Inc., of Roswell, Ga., (www.ifleet.com) the information technology company perhaps best known for its roadside assistance service, has acquired Truckers Helper software, which it will offer to customers through the TruckNet web site it acquired last November
Read More →Truckers passing through Pennsylvania will have the opportunity to show off their driving skills in front of their peers while doing a good deed. The 11th Annual Truckin’ for Buck$, set for Saturday, August 19, at Buck Motorsports Park, just south of Lancaster, will give drivers the forum to strut their stuff, visit with other drivers, and enjoy good food, while raising money for individuals with physical disabilities at the same time
Read More →A program designed to give trucking companies 24-hour access to overweight permits for Montana highways will soon be accessible via the World Wide Web
Read More →A new Environmental Protection Agency rule gives heavy-duty diesel engine manufacturers more time to comply with emission testing requirements
Read More →Kenworth has launched an initiative with technical colleges to create a pool of entry-level technicians that are familiar with and qualified to service Kenworth products. The model for the program is being created at the Nashville Auto - Diesel College in Tennessee
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