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It's been a steep downhill slide, the worst in decades, and recovery will be slow, but there are indications that we are approaching the bottom, says Bob Costello, chief economist for the American Trucking Associations. "We are just starting to see signs of economic life," Costello said Thursday by way of introduction to a Web-based overview of the outlook for the economy and trucking in particular
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Hale Trailer Brake & Wheel has been honored as Talbert Manufacturing's top dealer in overall sales performance as well as parts and service support
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Arrow Truck Sales has introduced a new store in Denver to serve the Rocky Mountain region, a new market for Arrow
Read More →Eberspaecher North America, expanding its North American presence, will start building a new commercial-vehicle exhaust aftertreatment systems later this year at its Brighton, Mich., facility
Read More →The Georgia Department of Transportation will permanently close the I-85 northbound rest area in Franklin County as well as the I-85 southbound rest area in Gwinnett County
Read More →FTR Associates has lowered its forecast for 2010 North American production of Class 8 trucks by 12 percen
Read More →UPS's second quarter profit declined by almost half, coming in at $445 million, or 44 cents a share, compared to $873 million, or 85 cents a share, during the second quarter of 200
Read More →First Guard Insurance Company, a specialty truck insurer, has been approved to write business in South Dakota
Read More →Meritor axles will now be installed on International medium-duty trucks as well as IC Bus brand school and commercial buse
Read More →The decrease in freight tonnage and weak sales of both trucks and parts was reflected in Rush Enterprises' second quarter results
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