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The U.S., Mexico, Brazil, South Africa, Russia, India and the United Kingdom are the countries that are most at risk for cargo theft globally, according to the 2010 Global Threat Assessment report released by FreightWatch International
Read More →Carlisle Companies Incorporated has announced the creation of Carlisle Engineered Transportation Solutions, an entity comprised of Carlisle Tire & Wheel (CTW), Carlisle Industrial Brake & Friction (CIBF), and Carlisle Power Transmission (CPT)
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Dupre Logistics has partnered with GreenRoad, a driving behavior improvement service, to complement its existing driver safety program
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In the February edition of its monthly Short-Term Energy Outlook released this week, the DOE's Energy Information Administration slightly lowered its expectation for diesel prices in 2010 and slightly raised its projection for 2011
Read More →Mexico's economy minister predicted this week that the trade spat focusing on cross-border trucking would be resolved this year, as U.S. trade envoy Ron Kirk visited the Mexican capital
Read More →The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's Office of Analysis, Research and Technology has postponed its webinar, "National Truck and Bus Crash Picture," to next Wednesday, Feb. 17, due to the winter storm
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Rush Enterprises said its fourth quarter was characterized by decreases in both net income and gross revenue, compared with the year-ago quarter
Read More →With blizzard conditions causing impassible road conditions, Pennsylvania closed interstates 83, 78, and part of Interstate 81 at 12:30 p.m. and is expecting to close additional roads as conditions deteriorate
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While the used truck market is seeing some strong improvement in demand and volumes, prices are at their lowest levels ever, according to Carl Heikel, president and CEO Arrow Truck Sale
Read More →Heavy Duty Trucking magazine is now part of the social networking community, with a newly launched Facebook page and Twitter feed
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