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According to FTR Associates, a leading transportation forecasting and research firm, factors that are likely to affect the overall 2007 economy are currently giving a mixed picture.
Read More →SiriCOMM Inc. has announced an agreement with TransCore to resell the company's InTouch (wireless Internet access) service and utilize the network for its new digital advertising application.
Read More →Knight Transportation, Phoenix, Ariz., has purchased most of the trucking assets of Roads West Transportation Inc., according to Knight Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Kevin P. Knight
Read More →A new organization called Females in Trucking has been formed with the goal of "Solving the OTR driver shortage ... one woman at a time.
Read More →InCab University (InCab U), an accredited college education program for truck drivers, has signed an agreement with Instructional Technologies Inc. to offer its Pro-TREAD computer-based driver training within InCab U’s curriculum.
Read More →Minnesota-based truckload carrier Transport America announces its August 2006 Drivers of the Month. These drivers are recognized for their outstanding service to Transport America and its customers during the month of August.
Read More →Transcontinental Refrigerated Lines (TRL), a nationwide temperature-controlled and dry van carrier, is now offering all company drivers a “Two-for-One” program – two weeks on the road gets drivers one week guaranteed off the road
Read More →Miami-based TruckMax, among Florida’s largest medium-duty commercial truck dealers and the country’s No. 1 commercial truck dealer for HINO Motors, announced it has expansion into Ft. Pierce.
Read More →The Technology & Maintenance Council (TMC) of American Trucking Associations (ATA) is now accepting nominations for its 2007 Maintenance Supervision Award. The award, presented annually,
Read More →The American Trucking Associations on Friday petitioned the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to limit the maximum speed of large trucks at the time of manufacture to no more than 68 mph.
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