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Allison transmissions in new International Class 4/5 vocational trucks
Allison announced today that its 1000 Series and 2000 Series are the exclusive fully automatic transmissions for the newly introduced International CV Series Class 4/5 vocational trucks. The 6-speed Allison automatics are paired with the proven International 6.6-liter turbocharged diesel engine. Additionally, the Allison-equipped International CV Series trucks are rated at up to 22,900 lbs. GVWR […]
January 21, 2019
Trucks
Quick spin: Freightliner’s electric lineup
There’s little debate that we’re heading down a road toward some level of trucking electrification. What’s up in the air is how we’ll get there and just how far that road will take us. Freightliner‘s eCascadia – the electric version of the company’s long-haul flagship – boasts a range of 250 miles, so we know we […]
January 17, 2019
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Quick spin: Freightliner’s electric lineup
Check out Freightliner's electric truck lineup right here on Commercial Carrier Journal. Get other trucking fleet industry news right here on CCJ.
January 16, 2019
Class 3-6
Work Truck Solutions launches VanBuilder to help improve commercial van shopping & selling amid the growing segment
After tracking the rise of work vans in the fleet and commercial industry, Work Truck Solutions, the company that brings commercial vehicle dealers and buyers together through a solutions packed website, recently launched a new addition to their site dubbed VanBuilder. Tailored specifically to sell more vans through a dealership’s website, VanBuilder helps online shoppers […]
January 16, 2019
Business
Volvo Group subsidiary invests in wireless electric charging company
Momentum Dynamics develops high-power inductive charging for the automotive and transportation industries. Learn all about Momentum Dynamics and the investment.
January 16, 2019
Business
Trailer orders plummet to round out 2018
According to a report from FTR, preliminary trailer orders for December slid to 28,000 units. Get more details on the trailer order numbers here on CCJ.
January 16, 2019
Trucks
U.S. Supreme Court rules carriers can’t force independent contractors into arbitration
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that legal disputes between carriers and independent contractors cannot be forced into arbitration even if their contractor agreements include an arbitration clause. In a unanimous 8-0 decision issued Tuesday, the nation’s high court sided with owner-operator Dominic Oliveira over his carrier, New Prime Inc., the legal name for the Springfield, Missouri-based […]
January 15, 2019
Trucks
Work Truck Show to host Peyton & Archie Manning at President’s Breakfast
The lineup at the President’s Breakfast at The Work Truck Show has been expanded to include Super Bowl-winning quarterback and NFL MVP Peyton Manning and his father, All-American quarterback and NFL legend Archie Manning. The Mannings will address various topics in a Q&A format moderated by Craig Bonham, first vice chairman of NTEA’s Board of […]
January 15, 2019
Class 3-6
Ford, VW announce partnership to build commercial vans & trucks
Volkswagen and Ford announced today a partnership to build commercial vans and medium-duty trucks to meet anticipated growth in those segments. In addition, Volkswagen and Ford will look into collaborating on autonomous vehicles, mobility services and electric vehicles and have already started to explore opportunities, according to Ford. The announcement follows VW’s nod to electric […]
January 15, 2019
Trucks
Truckers racking up tolls in Rhode Island despite industry’s legal challenge
Despite legal challenges from the American Trucking Associations over truck-only tolling in Rhode Island, truck drivers don’t appear to be avoiding driving through the state, according to numbers reported by the Providence Journal. The state’s trucks-only tolling, which only charges Class 8 and larger vehicles, has pulled in more revenue so far than initially projected. The Providence […]
January 14, 2019
Business
Freightliner’s updated Cascadia named ‘Best Transportation Tech’ from CES
The 2020 Freightliner Cascadia was recently identified as the Consumer Electronics Show's "Best Transportation Technology" by Engadget. Get more details here.
January 14, 2019
Trucks
Kenworth, Toyota fuel cell truck at CES, more rolling out in Southern California
At the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show, Kenworth Truck Company showcased a T680 converted to fuel cell electric power by Toyota Motor North America. Moving forward, the two companies will work together to design and build 10 new zero-emission fuel cell electric T680s as part of a $41 million Zero and Near-Zero Emissions Freight Facilities (ZANZEFF) grant from the […]
January 13, 2019
Trucks
Cops say 9-ton shipment is marijuana not legal hemp
Police in Pawhuska, Oklahoma stopped a tractor-trailer Wednesday, Jan. 9 for running the only red light in the small town in the northeast corner of the state. A resulting search found the trailer filled with what cops say is more than 18,000 pounds of marijuana. Employes of a company accompanying the truck say it’s a mistake […]
January 13, 2019
Trucks
Port drivers awarded $6M following unprecedented wage theft decision
Twenty-four California port truck drivers employed by NFI Industries/California Cartage, the largest goods movement operator at the twin ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, have been awarded nearly $6 million by the California Labor Commissioner for wage theft due to misclassification as independent contractors. In an unprecedented decision, the labor commissioner issued individual joint liability against the general manager at NFI’s California […]
January 10, 2019
Trucks
Dolly app connects idle trucks & vans to P&D and moving jobs
Idle pickups, vans and box trucks don’t make money. Enter Dolly. The Uber-like app connects truck and van owners with people who need to move stuff. Dolly uses a 7-step screening process to find helpers (people with pickups, trucks and cargo vans) and hands (people who have a car to drive to job sites to […]
January 10, 2019
Trucks
More electric trucks: Meritor announces 22 electrification programs with global OEMs
Meritor announced today that it has 22 electrification programs with global OEMs that is expected to put at least 130 fully electric medium- and heavy-duty commercial trucks on the road through 2020. “These emission-free solutions offered under Meritor’s Blue Horizon technology brand have the potential to transform the industry by meeting the rising global demand for clean, […]
January 9, 2019
Trucks
Continental P&D demo: ‘Robo dogs’ deliver packages out of autonomous van
Continental joined the fray of autonomous and robotic concepts at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show with the Continental Urban Mobility Experience (CUbE), a last-mile driverless vehicle that can be used to stage and deploy delivery robots capable of delivering packages all the way to the consumer’s front door step. Unlike four-wheeled robotic package delivery concepts, […]
January 9, 2019
Class 3-6
Ford celebrates 40th year as nation’s top seller of commercial vans
When you see work van on the road, chances are it’s a Ford. The automaker recently celebrated its 40th consecutive year as the nation’s best-selling commercial van brand. “Such a record speaks to the overwhelming popularity of Ford vans among the commercial buyers and fleets that keep America working, families who need a lot of […]
January 9, 2019
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