
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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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.
Read More →Minneapolis-based Xata Corporation has formed a reseller partnership with SpeedGauge, a commercial vehicle GPS data provider for speed tracking and analysi
Read More →The Truckload Carriers Association announced the grand prize winners of its 34th Annual National Fleet Safety Awards: Erb International Inc. of New Hamburg, Ontario, and Roehl Transport of Marshfield, Wis
Read More →The Truckload Carriers Association honored the top company drivers as well as owner-operators this week as it announced the winners of its annual Company Equipment Driver of the Year and Owner Operator of the Year contests during its annual conventio
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The Detroit International Bridge Company's $1 billion plan to build a second span of the Ambassador Bridge between Detroit and Canada has been halted
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The California Air Resources Board has certified the Roush propane-powered Ford F-250 and F-350 pickup trucks to meet the state's emission standards
Read More →Old Dominion Freight Line, a less-than-truckload carrier, has opened a new warehouse facility in Thomasville, N.C., which will serve as the headquarters for the OD-Warehousing and Distribution Services Divisio
Read More →Transport Capital Partners lent its services to help HB Holdings, LLC of Birmingham, Ala., in its acquisition of McGriff Transportation of Cullman, Ala
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Net orders for Class 8 trucks in February jumped 19.7 percent from January, when orders were the lowest since 200
Read More →In December 2009, surface transportation trade between the U.S., Canada and Mexico saw its first year-over-year boost since September 200
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Eaton Corporation has more than 2,400 hybrid systems in use today, with customers collectively accumulating more than 30 million miles of service throughout the world
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