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Prophesy's dispatch and accounting software will seen be able to seamlessly integrate with PeopleNet's INTOUCH G2X fleet management system
Read More →A panel of arbitrators ruled against the U.S. policy of keeping the Mexican border closed to long-distance Mexican trucks, according to news reports. The panel, which deliberates under terms of the North American Free Trade Agreement, reportedly agreed with a Mexican protest against the U.S. policy
Read More →GE Capital Fleet Services and Innovative Fleet Management signed an agreement to develop a direct-to-dealer used-vehicle resale channel
Read More →It was a load watched more closely than a truckful of nuclear waste: nearly half a million Palm Beach County presidential election ballots that were trucked to Florida's state capital yesterday from south Florida. Observers compared the
Read More →An Edmonton, Alberta-based driver instructor is spearheading a course that teaches truckers how to avoid rolling their rigs
Read More →Commercial Fueling Network has agreed to honor T-Chek card at CFN's nationwide network of commercial fueling sites
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A panel of government and industry officials will discuss truck safety issues as well as the future of diesel engines next week at the Society of Automotive Engineers International Truck and Bus Meeting & Exhibition in Portland, Ore., December 4-6
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Tough times in the trucking industry may force the Chicago Truck Drivers Union, the only independent trucking union in the country, to finally merge with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Read More →"The emperor has no clothes and nPassage is willing to say it." That’s how nPassage, the Seattle-based Internet logistics company, began an unusual press release that went on to admit times are tough for the new Internet-based logistics services
Read More →State and federal officials need to do a better job of monitoring commercial driver licenses, says the Department of Transportation. The Illinois and Florida CDL scandal, in which truckers obtained licenses through bribes of state officials, shows the system can be abused if officials are not paying close enough attention, according to a DOT report released this week
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