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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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The pressure is on in Washington to get flammable liquids out of the pipes beneath cargo tanks. These "wet lines" can carry up to 50 gallons of cargo. In a crash they occasionally rupture and spill their contents, sometimes to fatal effect. That happened last July in New Jersey, when a car struck a gasoline tanker, wedged beneath the tank and burned in the spill of 13 gallons of gas from the wet lines
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A. Duie Pyle recently opened the doors of its new 243,000-square-foot, rail-sided warehouse in Westfield, Massachusetts
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FreightCenter.com, a third-party logistics provider and web-based freight solutions company, has announced a new brokerage logistics division
Read More →FedEx Freight will test a tractor powered by the hydrogen/electric hybrid Tyrano drive train from Vision Industries Corp
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The average price of a gallon of diesel fell about a penny over the past week, with Monday's numbers from the Department of Energy showing a national average of $2.79, down from last week's $2.801
Read More →More than a dozen business leaders, including Frederick W. Smith, chairman, president & CEO of FedEx, came together Monday to form the Electrification Coalition. The Coalition is a nonpartisan, not-for-profit organization that wants to facilitate the deployment of electric vehicle
Read More →Truck sales jumped in October compared to the previous month, although they're still down from year-ago numbers
Read More →Kenworth Sales Company has relocated its parts facility in Rock Springs, Wyo., to a new, much larger parts and service location near Interstate 80
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Mack Trucks diesel engines have been certified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the California Air Resources Board for their 2010 emissions limits, which go into effect Jan. 1
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Volvo Trucks North America's D11 and D13 engines have been certified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the California Air Resources Board as meeting upcoming 2010 diesel emissions standards
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