Truck News

• Training, safety investments prevent violations March 30, 2023
  Some people like BLT – bacon, lettuce and tomato – in their sandwich. Commercial carrier folks may not find it to their taste, especially when talking about BLT (brake, light […]
  Leo Barros
• Toronto Transportation Club adds new board members March 30, 2023
  The Toronto Transportation Club (TTC) has added new board members, bringing the total to 20 and representing a broad cross-section of the industry. The association has added: Arun Rebello, national […]
  James Menzies
• Shell SuperRigs to roll into Wyoming March 30, 2023
  Shell Rotella will for the first time make Wyoming home to the its SuperRigs truck show, June 8-10 at the CAM-PLEX in Gillette. This will mark the event’s 41st competition. […]
  James Menzies
• Nikola says it has orders for 100 FCEV Class 8 trucks March 29, 2023
  Nikola says it has received orders for 100 hydrogen fuel-cell-electric (FCEV) Class 8 trucks, with deliveries set to begin in the fourth quarter. “We believe Nikola is the only company […]
  James Menzies
• Hiring students offers pipeline into future talent March 28, 2023
  Hiring students can help transportation and logistics companies meet current needs, build a talent pipeline and beat the competition for the best candidates. Companies should make hiring students a part […]
  Leo Barros
• Program connects refugees to jobs including trucking March 28, 2023
  The federal government has introduced a new pilot project to connect skilled refugees to in-demand jobs including truck driving. Beginning this summer employers can tap into the Economic Mobility Pathways […]
  Today's Trucking Staff
• Mount Holly plant produces 750,000th truck March 27, 2023
  Daimler Truck North America (DTNA) has produced the 750,000th truck at its Mount Holly, N.C., truck plant. The M2 106 Plus was presented to Penske Truck Leasing during a recent […]
  James Menzies