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As a national summit on distracted driving gets under way this week, the New York Times coverage of driver distraction raised the ire of trucking industry representatives who said it contained a number of errors
Read More →ISO has teamed up the National Insurance Crime Bureau to develop a national information sharing system aimed at combating cargo thef
Read More →Peterbilt announced it will permanently close its Madison, Tenn., truck assembly plant in an effort to realign its North American manufacturing operation
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Australian-based General Pneumatics is rolling out its contamination removal products to the North American heavy-duty truck aftermarke
Read More →The American Trucking Associations will hold a video contest for National Truck Driver Appreciation Week 200
Read More →In a statement released Monday, less-than-truckload giant YRC Worldwide said it continues to lay off employees across the company "in response to economic conditions affecting business volumes.
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Xerox is buying Dallas-based Affiliated Computer Services for $6.4 billion. ACS TripPak Services, an operating division of ACS, is included in the acquisition
Read More →The average price of diesel continued its downward trend for the fourth week in a row, slipping 2.1 cent
Read More →Diesel exhaust fluid stored in underground storage tanks is not covered by Underground Storage Tanks regulation
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The "right to repair" one's vehicle wherever one chooses isn't in the U.S. Constitution or Bill of Rights, but many people in the maintenance and parts business believe it almost should be. Original-equipment dealers don't agree and have some real-money reasons why certain servicing information should remain proprietary. The issue has a lengthy history, and now there's legislation pending in Congress that would give independent shops what they want
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