One of the nation’s largest trucking companies called it quits on Labor Day. After 73 years, Vancouver, Wash.-based Consolidated Freightways announced it was discontinuing operations immediately
Read More →At least two Peterbilt and Kenworth plants will see major layoffs in November as a result of the October ’02 emissions regulations
Read More →More than 1,000 owner-operators who were leased to Gilbert Express will get to divvy up a $1 million settlement in the settlement of a lawsuit brought by the Owner Operator Independent Drivers Assn
Read More →As Labor Day and the unofficial end of summer nears, it appears the U.S. government won’t make good on its prediction that Mexican trucks will gain full access to the United States by the end of the summer
Read More →National logistics provider NFI, Vineland, N.J., announced an agreement to purchase, through its National Freight affiliate, Jacksonville, Fla.-based Core Carriers
Read More →Diesel exhaust probably causes lung cancer, the Environmental Protection Agency said in a controversial report that’s just been released
Read More →Cummins Inc. on Monday announced an expanded program as an incentive for fleets to spec Cummins new low-emission ISM and ISX truck diesels with cooled exhaust gas recirculatio
Read More →Starting Sept. 27, vehicles caught providing interstate for-hire services without proper federal authority could be ordered off the road
Read More →The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is warning of lengthy backups on I-80 in the vicinity of Exits 210 & 212 (Route 15 & I-180)
Read More →Navistar, the maker of International brand trucks and engines, reportedly plans to cut about 10 percent of its workforce and slash the number of suppliers it uses
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