A cool change

Jun 7, 2002

Webasto, the company known for its truck-heating products, is moving into the cold air business. “We are developing products for air conditioning,” says Joe Kirby, Webasto’s director of OEM and national account operations. “Some are being tested now, and some will be used in fleets as part of that testing this summer.”

Kirby adds that the details of the products are not being announced until after testing.

Trimac Transportation acquires 3PL business

July 28, 2021

The charges, levied by the Securities and Exchange Commission, accuse Trevor Milton of 'repeatedly disseminating false and misleading information – typically by speaking directly to investors through social media.'

Nikola founder and former CEO charged with fraud

Trevor Milton is accused of "repeatedly disseminating false and misleading information."

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President Biden touts Buy American reform during Mack Trucks plant tour

Trimac Transportation acquires 3PL business

Growing concern over COVID breakthrough cases led the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to recommend indoor mask-wearing today regardless of vaccination status. Trucking experts advise that freight volumes should remain strong and may even grow stronger amid a COVID resurgence.

Masks are back and more freight could be coming

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