Truck Body Maker Morgan Celebrates 65th Anniversary

Morgan Corporation, a designer and producer of light- and medium-duty truck and van bodies, is celebrating the company’s 65th anniversary this year. Morgan was started in Morgantown, Penn., as a truck repair and welding shop in 1952.

Snow storms particularly tough for truckers

Today’s snowstorm made for slippery conditions on the highways and secondary roads, but truck drivers had to get to their destinations anyway. The snow was falling hard for most of the morning and early afternoon across the region.

Winter Storm Niko Pounding Northeast

As of this morning, Winter Storm Niko is pummeling the Northeast along the heavily populated corridor running from Boston to Washington. While no major highways have been closed so far, the governors of several Northeastern states, including New York and Connecticut, are urging motorists to stay off the roads for safety’s sake and to enable snow removal.

Redhead Equipment adds DeCap trailers to product offerings

REGINA, Sask. — Redhead Equipment has expanded its truck and trailer division by adding DeCap Trailer Manufacturing to its product offerings, the company announced today. When determining a new belly dump trailer manufacturer who could meet the needs of Saskatchewan’s haulers,

Used Medium-Duty Truck Values Declining

After the first month of the year, depreciation rates for medium-duty trucks are up and overall orders for the segment are down, according to Black Book’s Feb. 7 Market Insights Report. In January, model-year 2006 to 2013 trucks depreciated an average of 1.5%, compared to 1.4% the month before.

CX North America unveils new mobile app for drivers

TECUMSEH, Ont. – CX North America announced the launch of its new mobile app for drivers recently. The app provides real-time information exchange and tracking within the context of specific freight shipments, offering drivers, fleet managers, brokers and customers the most

OTA members helping to reshape oversized/overweight permit regime

TORONTO, Ont. — The Ontario Trucking Association said it has been working closely with the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) to spearhea several initiatives aimed at streamlining the permitting process for oversized and overweight loads in Ontario. In a letter to OTA