ACT: Truck Buying Cycle Peak Moved to 2014
ACT Research has shifted its long-term forecast for the commercial vehicle industry. The cycle peak in 2013 has been adjusted, with stronger demand now stretching through 2014,
Putting down the Mountain Dew
Many truckers won’t hit the road without their super-size cups full of Coca-Cola or Mountain Dew, but a new study suggests that habit may be linked to a significantly higher risk of heart attacks.
Troopers continue to seek Florida trucker who never arrived in Baldwinsville
State police continue to seek the whereabouts of Vincent L. Lance , the truck driver who disappeared Wednesday after leaving this Broome County town for his next scheduled stop in Baldwinsville.
Dart Launches CNG Dedicated Service
Dart Transit launched a small fleet of CNG-powered tractors dedicated to Andersen Window Corp.
Alfred ‘Al’ Clebsch III June 29, 1950 — Dec. 31, 2011
Alfred “Al” Clebsch III, 61, of Sterling, passed away Dec. 31, 2011, at Sterling Regional Medical Center after a brave fight with MS.
Diesel Exhaust Found to be ‘Negligible’ Contributor to One Type of Pollution
Contrary to what the scientific community expected, the exhaust fumes from gasoline vehicles are a bigger polluter than diesel exhaust when it comes to a specific type of pollution, according to a new study.
Canadian courier market grows revenues by more than 9% in 2011
TORONTO, Ont. — The Canadian courier market reached $6 billion in 2011, according to the latest Canadian Courier Market Size Report published by Breininger & Associates.
FTR: Trucking Industry to Fare Adequately in 2012, Oil Prices Will Fall
By Genevieve Conti, Assistant Editor FTR Associates says the outlook for the 2012 trucking industry is fair.
FTR: Trucking Industry to Fare Adequately in 2012, Oil Prices Will Fall
FTR Associates says the outlook for the 2012 trucking industry is fair. In FTR’s “State of Freight” webinar late last week, analysts addressed the overall economy as well as specifics about trucking and oil, a particularly hot topic because of climbi…
Bridgestone Launches Project to Develop Sustainable Source of Natural Rubber
Bridgestone Corp. has plans for a research project in the U.S. to develop the Guayule plant as a commercially viable, renewable source of high-quality natural rubber.