C.A.T. to open new office in Dallas

VAUDREUIL-DORION, Que. – C.A.T. Inc. will be opening a new office in Dallas, Texas, which president Daniel Goyette said would help support the company’s current operations in Laredo, Texas. “Dallas is already a strategic point in terms of the customer

Fresh air blows through stale “Rose Tattoo” at Williamstown Theatre Festival

Truck driver Alvaro Mangiacavallo and Serafina Delle Rose , a widowed seamstress, begin a touchy courtship in this scene from Williamstown Theatre Festival’s production of Tennessee Williams’ “The Rose Tattoo.” WILLIAMSTOWN >> Williamstown Theatre Festival’s production of Tennessee Williams’ “The Rose Tattoo” establishes its voice from the get-go.

Large Truckload Fleets See 13% Drop in Turnover

Driver turnover at large truckload fleets fell by a significant amount in the first quarter of 2016, according to American Trucking Associations. Turnover at large truckload fleets fell by 13% in the first quarter to 89%, hitting the lowest level in ne…

Truck dealer Pat Sheehan, known for his kindness, passes away

BURLINGTON, Ont. — In March, the trucking industry lost a former truck driver, an outstanding salesman, and a true trucking ambassador. Pat Sheehan, who owned and operated Sheehan’s Truck Centre – a Volvo truck dealership – in Burlington, Ont. died on

Diesel Prices Plateau While Oil Markets Evaluate Brexit

The price of diesel fuel remained relatively unchanged for the third straight week and the energy markets are still feeling the effects from the United Kingdom’s vote to leave the European Union, according to the latest numbers from the Energy Department. The average price of on-highway diesel fuel dropped by 0.3 cents last week, settling at $2.423 per gallon.

VW Settlement Includes Funds for Truck Emissions Reduction

Part of Volkswagen AG’s recent settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over its emissions-cheating scandal will be used to fund diesel emissions-reduction efforts in the heavy-duty truck industry. Announced last week, Volkswagen has agreed to pay up to $15.3 billion in a settlement with regulators requiring the automaker to buy back vehicles and set aside funding for cleaner technologies.