Great Lakes Trucks Club’s Antique and Classic Truck Show
Truck Parking Project Could Help Drivers Find Spaces
The Truck Parking Information Management Systems project is the first real attempt at a comprehensive system to help truck drivers find available nearby parking.
Penske, NFI to road test Freightliner electric trucks
Heavy-duty and medium-duty electric trucks from the largest US truck maker will get a workout in applications such as drayage as a step toward full production. (Above: A Daimler etruck.) Photo credit: Daimler Trucks.
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Focus On… Link’s Semi-Active Cab Suspension [Video]
The Link ROI CabMate semi-active cab suspension has an infinitely vairable damping rate, allowing it to adjust to conditions hundreds of times every second.
XPO Logistics Adds Augmented Reality to Improve Last Mile Experience
XPO Logistics wants to use new visualization technology to help customers decide if heavy goods, such as furniture or appliances, are what they expected before the items get delivered.
Kenworth Makes Predictive Cruise Control Standard on Flagship T680
Kenworth has made the Predictive Cruise Control system standard on the flagship T680 on-highway truck, as of July 1.
Europe rail to truckers: Work with us, not against us
Europe’s rail and truck transport systems are at a pivotal moment. The two could complement each other and help meet the likely 30 percent incease in Europe cargo expected by 2030. However, turf protecting could still rule the day, especially i…
T680 get front and rear discs
Bendix ADB22X rear air disc brakes are now standard on Kenworth T680 on-highway tractors, adding to their existing standard position on front axles. Brake features include a two-pin floating caliper design that distributes consistent braking forces. An…
Ram Boosts ProMaster Towing, Payload Capabilities
Ram has made several updates to the MY-2019 Ram ProMaster, including increased towing and payload capabilities, an expanded wheelbase, and new high and low roof options.
Amazon Begins Building Its Last-Mile Delivery Fleet
Amazon is launching a program that will help entrepreneurs build their own companies delivering Amazon packages. Successful owners can earn as much as $300,000 in annual profit operating a fleet of up to 40 delivery vehicles.