In-cab satellite TV helps company retain drivers, save money

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Thanks to the installation of in-cab satellite TV packages in its entire fleet, Utah-based trucking company Interide Transport reported a significant improvement in driver retention and an annual savings on its investment. The company said

Peterbilt offers new rollover technology to protect drivers

DENTON, Texas – Peterbilt Motors Company announced Nov. 19 its new technology aimed at protecting truck drivers in the event of a rollover. The RollTek protections system, which is integrated with the premium Atlas II driver seats, is currently in

Edmonton trucking company earns heavy fine for overweight loads

EDMONTON, Alta. — Exceeding allowable gross vehicle weights has earned an Alberta trucking firm a heavyweight $3-million fine. The company was investigated by Edmonton police after they received an anonymous tip that the company was running heavy. The investigation found

Hours of operation reduced at Raymond Port of Entry

GREAT FALLS, Mon. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced yesterday (Nov. 19) that it would be reducing its operational hours at the Raymond, Mon. Port of Entry effective Dec. 27. Previously open 24 hours a day, the new

Atlanta’s ‘Spaghetti Junction’ tops list for truck congestion

ARLINGTON, Va. – The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) has found that the Tom Moreland Interchange in Atlanta, Ga. experiences the highest amount of truck-oriented congestion in the U.S. The findings are part of the ATRI’s 2015 Congestion Impact Analysis

Mack Trucks celebrates 40 years in Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania

GREENSBORO, N.C. – Mack Trucks celebrated the 40th anniversary of its Mack Lehigh Valley Operations manufacturing facility Nov. 19. “Over the past 40 years, we have proudly assembled thousands of Mack models for customers around the world,” said Stephen Roy,