Sending out an SOS

It was 105 years ago last month that the RMS Titanic struck an iceberg and sank in the North Atlantic, sending more than 1,500 people to their doom. To me, the most amazing thing about the Titanic disaster wasn’t the

Changing of the guard

WINNIPEG, Man. — If there was one area that was agreed upon during a panel discussion on the future of technology in the trucking industry it was that no one knew what the future would hold, other than the fact that

Polaris Transportation Group acquires J.G. Drapeau

TORONTO, Ont.– Polaris Transportation Group announced today that it has acquired the shares of J.G. Drapeau and Commercial Warehousing Limited. According to Polaris, Drapeau and Commercial Warehousing will continue to be led by the current management team, including  Margaret Hogg,

Class 8 orders stay steady in April: FTR

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — FTR reported today that Class 8 orders remained on a steady track at 23,600 units ordered in April. These numbers met expectations with a 4% increase over March and 77% increase compared to a year ago.  Class 8

New Refrigerants on the Way

Transport refrigeration units will soon be subject to tighter regulations on the use of hydrofluorocarbon refrigerants.

Alcoa Looks to Detroit for Styling

Alcoa is looking at the potential of producing a black version of the Dura-Bright Evo wheel. The company brought a few prototypes to MATS. They were trying to see if people noticed them and asked about them.