
E-Mobility Rules the Day at NACV Show [Photos]
One thing that stood out at the 2019 North American Commercial Vehicle Show in Atlanta was the focus on battery-electric and upcoming hydrogen-fuel-cell-electric commercial vehicles.


One thing that stood out at the 2019 North American Commercial Vehicle Show in Atlanta was the focus on battery-electric and upcoming hydrogen-fuel-cell-electric commercial vehicles.


This year's North American Commercial Vehicle show featured an expanded show floor with more room for suppliers and OEMs to set up displays and there was plenty for our editors to see.


This year’s event includes displays and announcements from all of the major OEM truck makers and also features, for the first time, educational sessions.


HDT Executive Editor David Cullen takes you inside Expo Transporte, Mexico’s biggest truck and bus show, held October 16-18, 2019, in Puebla, Mexico.


This month's edition of Survey Says looks at how fleets regard fuel and oil additives, including the improvements they are most interested about and the need for cetane-improving additives for diesel fuel.


The ATA Management Conference & Exhibition is one of the biggest yearly events in the trucking industry, bringing together trucking leaders from across the country to discuss economic, regulatory, and business trends.


After fleets bought new trucks and trailers at records rates in 2018, this year has seen a major slowdown and the 2019 HDT Fact Book tells the story of this downward trucking trend.


The decline of our nation's highways is evident in our 2019 Fact Book, with statistics indicating increasing congestion in our busiest regions and an increasing need for repair.


In HDT’s fifth annual Fact Book the second section deals with all aspects of logistics, giving a statistical look at how fleets are addressing available freight over the course of a year.


HDT’s fifth annual Fact Book is a fascinating overview of our industry by the numbers. The first section deals with statistics about the industry itself including costs, revenues and the volume of available work.


HDT Equipment Editor Jim Park donned a nomex fire suit to take a ride in a two-seat Indy Car at the Honda Toronto Indy race weekend.
