Class 8 truck orders at highest point in over a decade

Orders for Class 8 trucks in January skyrocketed, according to firms who track U.S. truck volumes, signaling continued optimism among fleet buyers and a tight truck market on the heels of expanding freight and the implementation of the electronic loggi…

Video: 11 foods to eat if you <3 your heart

February is American Heart Month so there’s no better time to take a quick look at what you’re eating and compare it to what you should be consuming for better heart health. There are 11 easily accessible foods — some of which you can…

Tallman Group wins International Truck Presidential Award

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. – Tallman Group announced today that it has received the International Truck Presidential Award. The Presidential Award, introduced in 2017, honors the top seven per cent of International Truck dealerships that achieve the highest lev…

Postman has nothing on gasoline tanker driver

Being a local gasoline hauler in her hometown of Crestview, Florida, means company driver Nancy Myers sometimes finds herself making deliveries when other drivers might not, like during hurricanes. Myers got her CDL three years ago and drives for Syner…

Fred Stair’s 1988 Peterbilt 379

In September 2017, Stair replaced the rig’s 425-hp Cat and 18-speed with a 600-hp 12.7-liter Detroit 60 Series with a 9-speed Eaton and 3:55 rears.

As trucking costs rise, US shippers face difficult choices

US shippers have to balance limiting transportation costs with maintaining customer service. Photo credit: Shutterstock.
“Repricing” is a word US shippers are hearing frequently as they sit down with trucking and logistics partners to negotiate annual…

TMC warns of email scam

ARLINGTON, Va. – The American Trucking Association’s Technology and Maintenance Council (TMC) is warning those attending its annual meeting about potential email scams. Emails have been offering to sell the list of attendees, and booking hotel reservat…