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In an effort to boost used truck sales at its dealers, Kenworth Truck Co. is offering special incentives and discount parts coupons
Read More →If you've ever perused the ranks of hot sauces, you've noticed that the creators seem to vie to come up with the most unusual names: "Scorned Woman." "Chicago Hit Sauce." "So Sue Me Jalapeno Pepper Sauce."
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The Truckload Carriers Assn. is heading to court in an effort to reverse an injunction against Missouri-based Ledar Transport in a leasing lawsuit brought by the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Assn
Read More →In an effort to boost sales in the United States, Japanese truck maker Hino is considering assembling trucks in this country
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As the latest move in its efforts to streamline and focus on advocacy, the American Trucking Associations will outsource management of the North American Transportation Management Institute
Read More →Snowplows were a common sight on highways from the Middle Atlantic region to New England this morning, as winter weather continued to make for slippery roads and cold blasts far into the South
Read More →The Oklahoma Transportation Authority has approved its first toll increase in nearly six years on the turnpikes across the state - with a hike for truck drivers as much as double that for cars
Read More →Canadian-based Inland Kenworth is adding Albuquerque Truck Center to its stable of truck and equipment dealerships
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Almost a week after PNV told its web site users that it would be suspending services, the company issued a formal announcement that included news of more layoffs
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Cummins expects to lose between 35 and 45 cents per share for the fourth quarter of 2000 and plans to take further cost-cutting actions to make up for major drops in demand. Analysts had expected the company to earn 66 cents a share, according to the Wall Street Journal. Shipments of engines for the heavy-duty truck market are down more than 50% below last year, and are currently 5% to 10% below third-quarter levels.
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