Heavy Duty Trucking Logo
MenuMENU
SearchSEARCH

News

Drivers•by Staff•March 1, 2011

Lynden Transport Expands Service to and from Oklahoma and North Dakota

In response to customer and industry demand, Lynden Transport is offering new scheduled Less-than-Truckload (LTL) service to Oklahoma and North Dakota

Read More →
Aftermarket•by Staff•March 1, 2011

Maryland Truckers to Head to the Capital Today to Protest Fuel Tax & Fee Hikes

Truck drivers from across the state will roll into Annapolis Today (Tuesday) at 11:00 AM to protest legislation that would substantially increase the state's fuel tax and vehicle registration fees

Read More →
Drivers•by Staff•March 1, 2011

YRC Reaches Tentative Agreement on Debt Restructuring

YRC Worldwide has announced it has reached an agreement in principle with major debt holders for a restructuring plan

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Fleet Management•by Staff•March 1, 2011

FTR's Trucking Conditions Index Continues to Improve

FTR's Trucking Conditions Index, as reported in the March Trucking Update, rose to 9.1 in January from a December reading of 7.1

Read More →
Aftermarket•by Staff•March 1, 2011

Florida Utility Trailers, Inc. Acquires South Florida Dealership

Utility Trailer Manufacturing Company says that Florida Utility Trailers, Inc. has acquired Utility Trailer Sales & Leasing in Miami, Florida

Read More →
Aftermarket•by Staff•March 1, 2011

'Next Generation' Program for Truck Dealers to Launch at ATD Convention

The American Truck Dealers has announced a new program aimed at developing the next wave of medium- and heavy-duty truck dealers to effectively run their businesses

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Aftermarket•by Staff•March 1, 2011

Kenworth Offers Extended Warranty on Medium Duty Models

Paccar Financial and its truck-maker subsidiary, Kenworth, is offering a 2-year/200,000-mile basic vehicle extended warranty program through Dec. 31, 2011

Read More →
Drivers•by Staff•February 28, 2011

ATA Challenges Research in Hours of Service Proposal

The American Trucking Associations is upping its campaign against the Federal Motor Carrier Administration's proposed changes to the hours of service rule. ATA asked a researcher whose work the agency cites in support of the proposal to review the agency's findings. Prof. Francesco Cappuccio, an epidemiologist at the Warwick Medical School in Coventry, U.K., replied that the work he participated in does not support the agency's conclusions

Read More →
Aftermarket•by Staff•February 28, 2011

Advantage Truck Names Adkins President

Sister companies Advantage Truck Center and Advantage Truck Leasing recently named Ken Adkins as their new President

Read More →
Ad Loading...
Drivers•by Staff•February 28, 2011

ATA: It's Time to Open Access to Domestic Energy Sources

With world events showing the importance of energy independence, the American Trucking Associations called on the Obama administration to stop blocking access to U.S.-held energy assets

Read More →