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The Department of Transportation is proposing oral fluid testing as an alternative to urine testing for the DOT-regulated drug and alcohol testing program.
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Embark is looking to access the real estate it needs to activate a nationwide transfer point network where freight would move from autonomous long-haul trucks to driver-enable first- and last-mile delivery.
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New California emissions regulations for transport refrigeration units kick in starting this December, on the way to a requirement for all truck TRUs operating in California to be zero‑emission by the end of 2029.
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Carrier Transicold is making telematics a standard feature on its most popular trailer refrigeration units, the X4 series and Vector 8000 series.
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could have ripple effects throughout the supply chain and trucking, as oil prices have soared and cyber security experts say cyber attacks won’t likely remain inside Ukraine’s borders.
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In a multi-year development program Ballard and Mahle will continuously refine Ballard’s compact, energy-dense fuel cell stack and an integrated engine to meet the expectations of the truck industry.
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In a March 3 webinar, hear how savvy fleet managers are leveraging a broad array of technologies to help make drivers' jobs easier, safer and more efficient.
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Learn how ZF has integrated its acquisition of Wabco into the new Commercial Vehicle Solutions division and what that combination offers fleets.
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Thanks to rising retail rates and factory output, American Trucking Associations’ advanced seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index rose 0.6% in January.
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Cummins is buying Meritor in a deal that will give the company a broad reach in traditional powertrains and components as well as accelerating its development of battery-electric and fuel-cell-electric propulsion systems.
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