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The Trucking Industry Mobility and Technology Coalition will host a webinar Nov. 16 to address the latest U.S. and state Department of Transportation truck technology initiative
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An educational session at Heavy Duty Aftermarket Week 2010 will provide heavy-duty distributors with strategies and tactics for promoting their value proposition to customers and prospect
Read More →The Truckload Carriers Association will host a webcast covering the federal government's new safety compliance program, Comprehensive Safety Analysis 201
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Following Convoy for a Cure - USA at Willie's Place in Texas on Saturday, $93,000 has been raised for Breast Cancer Research between the four convoys that have taken place throughout the U.S. and Canada this yea
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Next week, trucking companies across the nation will participate in the 14th Annual National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, an event aimed at celebrating and recognizing professional truck drivers for their hard work throughout the year
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Arkansas-based ABF Freight System will participate in the 14th Annual National Truck Driver Appreciation Week, on Nov. 1-7, 2009
Read More →Marmon Highway Technologies will host its Ideas in Motion: The Marmon Highway Technologies Innovation Expo in Springdale, Ark., on Nov. 18-19, 200
Read More →The American Trucking Associations will hold a webinar covering how the Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010 will affect the trucking industr
Read More →Women In Trucking has tapped Sirius XM Radio's Meredith Ochs to speak at the organization's luncheon this week at the Big Rig Expo in Tulsa, Okla
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Drivers were out early this past Saturday morning near Moncton, New Brunswick, scraping the frost off their trucks and decorating them in traditional pink in preparation for the first Atlantic Canada Convoy for a Cure. The event was held in the Canadian province of New Brunswick. Fifteen female drivers and 31 of their male partners, supporters, and friends formed a mile-long truck convoy for the 50-mile trek along the Trans-Canada Highwa
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