Trucker charged after mother, daughter killed in Oxford crash

A tractor-trailer operated by Michael L. Green was eastbound on U.S. Highway 158, also known as Oxford Loop Road, shortly after 10:30 a.m. when it ran a red light at N.C. Highway 96 and hit a southbound vehicle, according to the North Carolina State Hi…

Navistar buys 668-acre proving grounds

NEW CARLISLE, Ind. — Navistar has purchased a 668-acre proving grounds, featuring a three-mile paved and banked oval, the company announced. It was purchased from Robert Bosch LLC and will be used to test and demonstrate Navistar’s full product line

Volvo outlines how connectivity will reshape trucking

NEWPORT, R.I. — Vehicle connectivity innovations will soon change the face of the trucking industry, reshaping everything from maintenance practices to driver productivity, according to Goran Nyberg, president of Volvo Trucks North America. Nyberg was one of several Volvo C-Suite

Hot shots, wreckers and FRP

A few weeks ago I got a call from the owner of a hot shot service in Alberta. He read my April column about the Full Reciprocity Plan, or FRP, and had a question. FRP, you might recall, streamlines the

B.C. Kenworth dealer cuts a big cheque to interior college

KELOWNA, B.C. –  A B.C. truck dealer will see its name displayed prominently and proudly at the Kelowna campus of Okanagan College after it made a $50,000 donation to the school. Inland Kenworth, which opened its West Kelowna outlet recently,

AMTA leaders gather for conference

LAKE LOUISE, Alta. – The remarkable landscape surrounding Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise may not have contributed to the success of this year’s annual Management Conference for the Alberta Motor Transport Association, but it certainly didn’t hurt. And by the time