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133 ELDs Revoked as ATA Pushes Certification Reform
FMCSA just removed a record number of electronic logging devices from its registry. ATA says it's time to rethink how ELDs get approved in the first place.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHFMCSA just removed a record number of electronic logging devices from its registry. ATA says it's time to rethink how ELDs get approved in the first place.
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ACT Research said it anticipates stronger demand for commercial vehicles later this year and into 2011, as the economy improves and capacity tightens in the truckload sector
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Traffic fatality figures have not been this low since 1954, falling for the 15th straight quarte
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Women In Trucking has announced it is halfway to meeting its goal to set a new Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of female professional driver
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Mack Trucks recently reorganized several members of its executive team on the international side to support growing demand for its trucks outside of North America
Read More →YRC Worldwide Chairman Bill Zollars told analysts to expect more layoffs across the company as part of YRC's effort to save $300 million by the end of this yea
Read More →The reopening of the portion of Interstate 70 that was hit by a rockslide this week in Colorado is still up in the ai
Read More →After remaining unchanged from November to December, the Freight Transportation Services Index has gained 0.4 percent in Januar
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Smith Electric Vehicles U.S. Corporation, the Kansas City, Mo.-based manufacturer of all-electric trucks, has made an offer to buy the Smith Electric Vehicles business based in the U.K. from Tanfield Group
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Truckload carriers nationwide have greater confidence that business will improve in the year ahead, with 70 percent expecting volumes to increase in the next year and just over 50 percent predicting improvements in rates in the next year. The data is part of Transport Capital Partners' recent Business Expectations Survey, which was presented by TCP Managing Partner Lana Batts during a conference call hosted by Stifel Nicolaus Friday
Read More →Regional truckload carrier Swift Transportation has penned a three-year deal with Wabash National Corporation, under which Wabash will build 3,100 DuraPlate HD dry vans over the next 12 months
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