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As expected, net orders for heavy-duty Class 8 commercial vehicles fell sharply to 10,550 units in November, down 50 percent from an October order volume that was inflated by an upcoming EPA emissions mandate
Read More →To be consistent with a new California Air Resources Board ruling, the Port of Los Angeles has made another amendment to its tariff to allow certain truck drivers to continue operating their old trucks beyond the Jan. 1, 2010 ba
Read More →The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has begun enforcement of stricter rules for new entrants into the trucking business
Read More →Carriers are still facing a tight squeeze on their cash, with over 50 percent saying their receivables are u
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The Federal Highway Administration has released an updated version of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, which sets the national standard for all traffic control devices, including traffic signs, pavement markings, signals and any other device
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Amid YRC Worldwide's announcement that it would extend the deadline on its debt-for-equity swap to Thursday night, the less-than-truckload carrier's lenders extended its credit agreement until Jan. 12, giving the company access to $950 million in credi
Read More →Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., has introduced legislation aimed at preventing employers in industries, including trucking, from misclassifying workers as "independent contractors" in order to avoid paying taxes or benefits
Read More →Schneider National has converted its mixed trailer/container fleet to an all-container fleet, after working on the conversion for three years
Read More →Leland Brake and Wheel has added North East Great Dane to its OES dealer/distributor family
Read More →The availability of spot market freight improved by 65 percent in November over November of last year, according to the TransCore Freight Index
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