Nextel Communications Inc., Reston, Va., has launched its new Group Connect service, which enables instant group walkie-talkie conversations nationwide
The National Private Truck Council honored four truck drivers who have logged more than a combined 13.9 million miles of safe driving
Pressure Systems International (PSI) announced that its president, Tim Musgrave, has been elected to the board of directors of the Heavy Duty Manufacturers Assn
LTL carrier Saia Inc., Duluth, Ga., announced it will launch its its Xtreme Guarantee service on June 13
Sloan Transportation Products, Holland, Mich., announced that the winning entry in its “What’s Your Big Idea?” contest was submitted by Freddie Carve
Mobile communications provider WebTech Wireless, Burnaby, British Columbia announced it will launch a full service offering for the truckload sector
Electric utility Commonwealth Edison Co. (ComEd), announced it is adding a first-of-its-kind hybrid bucket truck to its fleet
BP Lubricants USA Inc. kicked off its Castrol Tection Extra “Big Honkin’ Truck Makeover” contest
The Professional Truck Driver Institute (PTDI), Alexandria, Va., announced it has recently recertified truck driver training courses at six school
Texas Transportation Institute, College Station, Texas, released a report Monday that said traffic congestion continues to worsen, costing Americans $63.1 billion a year
Central Freight Lines Inc., Waco, Texas, has promoted Mark Newcomb to vice president of corporate accounts
Noregon Systems Inc., Winston-Salem, N.C., has released the JPRO Fleet Service Portal
Nexiq Technologies, Auburn Hills, Mich., has introduced Blue-Link and USB-Link to streamline and simplify the heavy-duty diagnostic process for engines, transmissions, anti-lock braking system
Various news agencies reported Wednesday that Microsoft has introduced a new version of its Windows operating system for wireless devices such as handheld computers and cellphones
The National Private Truck Council (NPTC) recently recognized member private truck fleets for safe operations
Standard Oil opened the Iowa 80 Truckstop in 1964, and it was managed for nearly 20 years by Bill Moon, who bought the business in 1984. His love of trucks lead the truck stop to grow and add many amenities and even a trucking museum.
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