Author: Neil Abt

As Congress debates what the next highway funding law should look like, there is a temptation to allow more tolling across the country. 

For Darren Hawkins, CEO of YRC Worldwide Inc., a company that already pays $25 million annually in tolls, t

More than 1,100 comments have already been filed in response to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s proposed hours-of-service rule changes.

The current deadline for filing comments is Oct. 7. Two days before that deadline, FM

UPS Inc. has introduced a new line of range-extended electric vehicles (REEVs) in the United Kingdom that can help overcome existing limitations without cutting into cargo capacity.

The vehicles will be used in Birmingham and Southampton, and can tr

Grant programs in California and other states are playing a critical role in getting more electric commercial vehicles on the road.

For Tim Reeser, CEO and co-founder of Lightning Systems, it also means a need to increase his company’s workforce by

As XL continues expanding into the plug-in hybrid market this year, it is also taking time to celebrate the accomplishments of its first decade in business.  

The Boston-based company was founded in 2009 as XL Hybrids,

As XL continues expanding into the plug-in hybrid market this year, it is also taking time to celebrate the accomplishments of its first decade in business.  

The Boston-based company was founded in 2009 as XL Hybrids,

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has proposed extending the deadline for states to comply with the final rule establishing a federal drug and alcohol clearinghouse for truck drivers.

The updated proposal would give state agenc

‘It is important to note these numbers are not reflective of the entire population of transportation safety,’ says Collin Mooney.

Daimler Trucks announced it has started testing Level 4 automated trucks on public highways in southwest Virginia with Torc Robotics.   

Martin Daum, head of Daimler’s global truck and bus unit, said at the CES show in January that Da

Executives with Daimler Trucks North America said the company is moving forward with a variety of initiatives that will continue to speed its aftermarket parts and services offerings. 

Fleet customers want to “know more, know it faster and expe