Allison Transmission Selected for Wholesale Restaurant Distribution Fleet
The 3414 RHS will be integrated into Navistar’s RHTM Series trucks, designed to provide customers with productivity and maneuverability.
The 3414 RHS will be integrated into Navistar’s RHTM Series trucks, designed to provide customers with productivity and maneuverability.
This monthly news recap will highlight recent news that is sure to brighten your day. From charity to awards, read on for a smile.
By truck or by rail? By paved or iron highway? How about both.
Pennsylvania may soon follow the lead of Washington State and pass a state law requiring that truck drivers have access to restrooms when picking up or dropping off a shipment.
Two Volvo VNR Electric will be the first Class 8 battery-electric vehicles in Producers Dairy’s fleet of more than 300 trucks and will service regional distribution routes.
Frito-Lay announced a new electric fleet that will serve the Dallas Fort Worth area, and the first pilot Ford eTransit arrived just in time for Earth Day.
ThompsonGas has focused efforts to operate more propane vehicles with the purchase of 10 new Ford F-750 trucks equipped with Roush CleanTech propane systems.
Amerit Fleet Solutions will be trained and certified to ZEVX standards for the Athena program, which provides combustion engine to electric conversion and on-going support of Class 2-4 commercial vehicles.
A BrightDrop driver, in collaboration with FedEx, sets a Guinness World Records title for greatest distance traveled by an electric van on a single charge.
Known as the Citizens Air Complaint Program, New York City citizens can make money by reporting commercial vehicles that are left idling for more than three minutes without a driver.
The Trey forklift loads and unloads pallets entirely autonomously, saving more than 80% of a worker’s time, according to the company.
Navistar plans to introduce an all-new integrated powertrain to the North American market, and it’s preparing its powertrain manufacturing plant in Huntsville, Alabama, to build it.
New features and functionality for Driver-i plus a new customized training program are among the updates from Netradyne.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s April 6 order to increase inspections at Texas ports of entry left trucks facing extreme delays and dropped commercial traffic by as much as 60%.
For-hire contract freight tonnage remained solid in March, only limited by lack of capacity, both of drivers and equipment, at contract fleets, according to ATA.
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