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The American Trucking Associations has revised the trucking industry's 2004 fuel costs and projected an increase in the amount it will spend on fuel in 2005.
Read More →The fatal crash rate for large trucks in 2004 fell to its lowest point in 30 years, according to figures released by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Read More →DaimlerChrysler's Freightliner LLC said it has reached an agreement to transfer ownership of its fire apparatus and emergency vehicles business unit, American LaFrance, to the New York-based investment firm, Patriarch Partners LLC.
Read More →Tim Partin has acquired Thermo King of Atlanta, Doraville and Greenville from long-time Thermo King dealer principle Bobby Williamson, doubling the number of facilities under his ownership
Read More →Wheaton World Wide Moving recently honored four individuals for their selection as Drivers of the Year for 2005. Paul Seiffert, Otis Green, Ken Seibert, and Terry Marion were recognized at the carrier’s Annual Partnership Conference,
Read More →The Technology & Maintenance Council (TMC) has joined the Tire Retread Information Bureau (TRIB) and will be cooperating in mutually beneficial retread tire related projects
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The winners of the 2005 Truck-Lite Trophy, symbolic of the National Championship of the National Association of Show Trucks (NAST), are: 1st Place – Pierre Cinq-Mars, Ontario, Canada
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Integrated Decision Support Corp. (IDSC), a leading provider of decision support software for the truckload carrier, welcomes Paschall Truck Lines as a new customer of the Expert Fuel fuel-optimization solution.
Read More →After weeks of declining gas prices, Americans are again paying more at the pump with retailers charging an average of more than $2 per gallon in all but one state, AAA said Tuesday.
Read More →Members have until Thursday to register for Heavy Duty Dialogue 2006, and save money. Registration fees are $495 for HDMA member companies’ first registrant and $445 for each additional representative.
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