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FTR: Trailer Orders Jump in March, but Demand Still Lags
March trailer orders posted an unexpected monthly jump, but demand still trails historical norms as fleets prioritize power units over trailing equipment.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHMarch trailer orders posted an unexpected monthly jump, but demand still trails historical norms as fleets prioritize power units over trailing equipment.
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Detroit Diesel says it's ahead of schedule in testing its BlueTec emissions technology for 2010, having completed 25 million miles of testin
Read More →Transportation insurance premiums have started to drop slowly in the second quarter of 2009, as rates were down 1 to 10 percent for many in the trucking, intermodal trucking, bulk transportation, and messenger and courier services segment
Read More →Cummins Filtration has decided to move its filter assembly operations from its Lake Mills, Iowa, plant to its facility in San Luis Potosi, Mexico
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Certain idle reduction technologies can improve idling and reduce emissions, according to recent research by the American Transportation Research Institute
Read More →New Energy Technologies has produced a prototype of its MotionPower device for heavy-duty trucks, a device for capturing energy through the movement of heavy vehicles
Read More →Electric Vehicles International, a manufacturer of alternative fuel vehicles, will move its headquarters from Toluca, Mexico, to Stockton, Calif., where there is a larger market for the company's products
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FedEx Express and Modec have introduced 10 new electric commercial vehicles for use in the United Kingdo
Read More →Through a new deal with Vipar Heavy Duty and subsidiary VHD Equipment Network, Hyva USA will supply its new hydraulic loading and unloading systems on trucks and trailers to the commercial transportation industr
Read More →Total vehicle travel for June 2009 was estimated to be about 2 percent, or 4.9 billion miles, greater than June 200
Read More →The American Council Of Frame and Alignment has lowered the cost of ACOFAS membership for the 2009 year from $300 to $200, in response to the current economic situation
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