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From Diesel Prices to Cyberattacks: How the Iran War Is Affecting Trucking
The impact of the Iran conflict extends beyond fuel costs, bringing more fraud and cybersecurity risks to the trucking industry.
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Penske Truck Leasing, Daimler Truck North America (DTNA) and Carrier Transicold have collaborated on an all-electric refrigerated medium-duty truck.
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Heliox’s new 60 kW charger comes in three variants that allows users to choose various installation methods from wall or floor-mounted pedestal to mobile cart configurations.
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At ACT Expo, InCharge Energy showcased its new ICE-600 split system, which offers dynamic power sharing to charge up to 10 EVs simultaneously.
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If you like cutting-edge technology and sharp-looking trucks, then ACT Expo 2024 in Las Vegas was definitely the place to be.
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Hexagon Agility and Brudeli Green Mobility announced a collaboration to deliver hybrid powertrain solutions for U.S. heavy-duty freight transport.
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Tico's Next-Gen Pro-Spotter battery-electric terminal tractor delivers 160,000-pound-GCW capacity with up to 15 hours run time on a 312 kWh battery.
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Finding environmentally friendly substitutes for the materials that go into commercial truck tires is a challenging proposition. But tire makers are pushing the limits of science to find them. Learn more in the second installment of The Quest for Greener Truck Tires.
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In the first update we've seen on the Tesla Semi in front of a trucking audience, Dan Priestley, head of the Tesla Semi program, shared a few details at ACT Expo on the battery-electric truck's progress.
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Volvo Trucks will launch trucks with combustion engines that can run on green hydrogen as a complement to other zero-emission vehicles.
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The business case for electric trucks is more expensive for fleets than first anticipated, says Robert Sanchez, Ryder’s chief executive.
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