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CVSA Sets 2027 International Roadcheck Dates
The annual 72-hour truck inspection blitz will take place May 11–13 across North America. Here's what fleets can expect and what inspectors found during the 2026 event.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHThe annual 72-hour truck inspection blitz will take place May 11–13 across North America. Here's what fleets can expect and what inspectors found during the 2026 event.
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Trucks fueled by liquefied natural gas are the most effective option for reducing our nation's oil us
Read More →Fikes Truck Line has donated its transportation services to Weyerhaeuser to help with disaster relief in Haiti. After Weyerhaeuser approached the company to take loads at a reduced rate, Fikes offered to donate the services
Read More →Dupre' Logistics has formed a joint venture company with Oiltanking, a move that will allow the two to move into dry bulk handling and other refinery service operations
Read More →Delivery package giant UPS said second quarter earnings soared 71 percent over the 2009 quarter, while revenue grew 13 percent
Read More →Pittsburgh-based FedEx Ground has agreed to pay over $3 million to the Massachusetts attorney general's office in a settlement over the company's misclassification of drivers as independent contractors
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A trio of Democratic Senators introduced legislation that would give freight a seat at the national transportation policy table
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Changes to the EPA's 2010 emissions regulations relating to selective catalytic reduction technology are being proposed as a result of a suit brought against the EPA by Navistar. During a California workshop Tuesday, both sides had a chance to present comments. The Navistar lawsuit challenged guidelines issued during the implementation of the SCR technology. Navistar argued that the guidelines were in effect a rule and that the correct procedure had not been followed in the rulemakin
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As demand has increased for its all-electric vehicles, Smith Electric Vehicles U.S. Corporation says it is ramping up its production capabilities. Built upon a decentralized manufacturing strategy, the company plans on adding manufacturing plants in each major urban market, starting with one in the fourth quarter of 2010, followed by another in the first quarter of 2011, according to CEO Bryan Hansel
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The Alabama Trucking Association has named Gail Cooper as the chairman of its Board of Directors for the 2010-2011 fiscal year
Read More →In June, trailer orders were up 103 percent on a year-over-year basis, with dry van orders leading the gain
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