The American Trucking Associations urged the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to prevent the California Air Resources Board (ARB) from implementing performance standards for engines used to cool refrigerated tractor-trailer
Read More →Five organizations told a court on Monday that the federal government’s rule detailing how many hours truckers may drive before taking a break is flawed and should be changed to help reduce fatigue-related crashes
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The Technology and Maintenance Council's 2006 Annual Meeting and Transportation Technology Exhibition, held earlier this month, concentrated heavily on 2007 engines and related issues
Read More →SiriCOMM Inc., an applications service provider and nationwide broadband wireless network operator serving the highway transportation industry, has announced that Petro Stopping Centers has chosen the SiriCOMM Wi-Fi Hot Spot platform for wireless Internet access.
Read More →Detroit Diesel Corp. and Freightliner LLC said their joint Customer Demonstration Program is on track with 40 planned customer demonstration Class 8 vehicles assembled
Read More →The Owner-Operator Independent Driver’s Association believes a recent proposal by the ATA to set speed limiters at 68 mph on all new trucks could make roadways more dangerous for drivers of all vehicles
Read More →ArvinMeritor Inc. has agreed to sell its Purolator filters business to the Bosch Group and the Mann+Hummel Group in Germany
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Get a jump start on your day at the Mid-America Trucking Show by attending the Heavy Duty Manufacturers Association’s 16th annual Breakfast & Briefing on Friday, March 24
Read More →As part of its ongoing effort to simplify fleet maintenance, Noregon Systems has updated the JPRO Fleet Diagnostics application, version 2.0
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Alto Products has acquired a 100,000-square-foot building adjacent to its current manufacturing plant in Atmore, Ala., the clutch manufacturer announced
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