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The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance is offering a course to train drivers on roadside requirements and out-of-service conditions.
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A new study indicates there are “potential benefits” to allowing truck drivers more flexibility when taking required hours-of-service breaks, according to the American Transportation Research Institute.
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Atlas Van Lines is offering “significantly increased” pay for drivers in its truckload freight and special commodities divisions, calling it the largest and most extensive pay increase for owner-operators in the company’s history.
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Fleets are benefiting from increased adoption of the latest fuel-saving technologies, but are still falling short of what is possible, according to a new report from the North American Council For Freight Efficiency.
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U.S. diesel prices were up nearly 2 cents per gallon from a week ago and more than 6 cents per gallon compared to a year earlier, as crude oil prices rose to their highest since early July.
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Saying it will "clobber" the competition, Nikola announced it will unveil its pre-production Nikola Two hydrogen-electric semi-truck and hydrogen filling station next April in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Used truck prices stayed relatively flat in July but remained at favorable levels compared with the same month a year ago, according ACT Research.
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The latest numbers from ACT Research’s For-Hire Trucking Index show that the supply and demand balance improved in July.
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Dayton Parts' new GEN2-1031 4S/1M antilock braking system for trailers is designed to retrofit an existing 4S/2M ABS using existing ports and sensors.
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Truckload carrier CFI has unveiled five custom large-format truck wraps recognizing the company’s military veteran and women drivers for their service to CFI and its customers.
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