2021’s Top Trucking News Stories
Find out which five news stories were the most read this year.
Find out which five news stories were the most read this year.
A Calstart report found these five key factors will drive the battery costs for medium- and heavy-duty electric vehicles.
Volvo Trucks and Mack Trucks dealer TEC Equipment has certified a second location to sell electric vehicles in southern California.
Truck driver Rogel Aguilera-Mederos’ 110-year sentence for a Colorado crash that killed four could be reduced after a public outcry. A judge has scheduled a Jan. 13 hearing.
Improving the performance of the nation’s supply chain will require improvement to the conditions of U.S.’s network of roads and bridges, and a solution to highway congestion, according to a TRIP report.
Tripling current production of RNG to 1.5 billion gallons a year would produce enough fuel for every refuse truck in the U.S. and cut methane emissions by 15%.
Illinois-based bulk carrier Heniff Transportation signed an intent to purchase 90 Nikola Tre battery-electric trucks following the successful deployment of an initial 10 units.
After a pandemic-induced dip in freight volumes, freight is expected to grow by 7.4% this year.
In November, strong factory output and housing starts helped push the index higher.
In early 2022, Cummins will begin field tests with Kalmar to offer battery electric terminal tractors globally.
The American Trucking Associations is one of a number of groups appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court after a lower court decision reinstating OSHA’s COVID-19 vaccination/testing mandate.
Göran Nyberg, executive member of sales and customer solutions for MAN Truck & Bus, will exchange position with Friedrich Baumann to “strengthen the alignment of brands within the Traton Group.”
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration remains without a confirmed administrator with news that Deputy Administrator Meera Joshi is leaving the position to work for New York City's new mayor.
FedEx received its first all-electric, zero-emissions delivery vehicles from BrightDrop, signaling a major milestone in electrified last-mile deliveries.
The vehicle is now in serial production at the company's Lehigh Valley Operations facility in Macungie, Pennsylvania.
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