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Cass Information Systems has aligned with Avondale Partners, LLC, an investment banking and wealth management firm, to create an index that reflects truckload pricing trends in North America
Read More →March Class 8 truck orders were 11% below February, according to FTR Associates' preliminary data, and below the trucking forecasting firm's expectations. One explanation could be higher fuel prices
Read More →New commercial vehicle registrations for Class 3-8 vehicles for the first quarter of 2012 were up 26.6% to 129,755 units from the 102,521 units registered during the first quarter of 2011
Read More →The recent Third Quarter 2011 Transport Capital Partners (TCP) Business Expectations Survey found that 15% of fleets are considering leaving the industry in the next six months if volumes do not increase
Read More →Reported volumes of used Classe 3-8 truck sales continued their slide into negative territory in November
Read More →More trucking companies are not looking back on the first two quarters of this year, as pessimism in the industry subsides somewha
Read More →In the Class 8 market, weak orders persisted through June, while activity in the Classes 5-7 markets remained generally unchanged, according to the State of the Industry report released by ACT Research Co. The report covers Class 5 through 8 vehicles for the North American market
Read More →According to the Reuters news agency, DaimlerChrysler expects a truck boom in the key U.S. market to continue until at least 2007
Read More →ArvinMeritor reported that it plans to initiate a new commodity surcharge starting June 1 in an attempt to offset surging steel and energy prices
Read More →Prices at the wholesale level increased sharply in October, while industrial production fell and the retail sales picture improved
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