Author: Neil Abt

Location of PACCAR Innovation Center provides direct link to emerging automotive technology suppliers.

Editor’s Note: This is a continuation of a story posted on Monday.
For Central Oregon Truck Company, truck drivers know the external-facing camera from SmartDrive in their tractor always remains active in case another vehicle damages the tractor-tra

Drivers at Central Oregon Trucking Co. meet with coaches to ensure success

Cybersecurity must be a priority as manufacturers begin rolling out more automated driving systems, transportation industry groups told the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
The agency closed a public comment period last month focused on r

SUNNYVALE, CA. As Peterbilt Motors Co. finds itself in the middle of what is shaping up to be a record-breaking year, the company invited trucking journalists to the site of where some of the industry’s next big breakthroughs are likely to happen.
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Steve Brumer, partner of 151 Advisors, said a recent discussion with the CEO of a trucking and warehousing firm is indicative of too many businesses across the United States. That CEO was unaware of any specific steps his company was taking to proact

Editor’s Note: This is a continuation of a story posted yesterday. 
Bill Brown, who retired earlier this year as manager of fleet telematics for Southeastern Freight Lines, said this is the reason the U.S. Dept. of Transportation and Federal Motor Ca

Eaton has announced a $500 million investment over the next five years for a new eMobility business aimed at tapping into the growing demand for high-voltage electrified vehicle technologies.
The company said eMobility focuses on intelligent power el

For trucking, the concern extends to every single vehicle on the highway

Progress can sometimes be measured in the smallest of ways. An example is the evolving vocabulary accompanying advancements in “automated” driving.
Back in 2014, when Daimler AG first demonstrated the Mercedes-Benz Future Truck, executives were repea