Trucking News

General Motors Corp. said that its medium-duty trucks sales hit a 14-year high last year while its l

The heavy truck industry rolled across the finish line of 1987 like a red-hot engine ready for a vic

Electronic data interchange is a hot subject for Haggar Apparel Co. of, Dallas - hot enough for the

Rate Bureaus Propose 4 percent Freight Rate BoostLOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Central and Southern

Hazardous Materials: Regulatory Changes and Staff Training, sponsored by Center for Logistics and T

American Trucking Associations and Pennsylvania transportation officials created a task force to add

A prominent Southern pricing bureau approved a plan to raise trucking freight rates 4 percent in Apr

Nissan, Jerr-Dan Ink Joint Marketing PactNissan Diesel America Inc. has entered into a joint

An apparent victory for the truck industry over the Environmental Protection Agency could backfire,

An article in Tuesday's paper describing a proposal by Investcorp International Inc. to acquire Burn

Saab-Scania of America Inc. says it isn't out to set the U.S. market on fire with its line of Swedis

In the first court ruling regarding the April 5 Schoharie Bridge collapse, the state's Court of Clai

Crila Plastics Industries Ltd. has found that even in limited use, electronic data interchange can p

CEX Announces Steps To Cope With GrowthRUTHERFORD, N.J. - Con-Way Eastern Express (CEX), a u

Trucking industry pricing bureaus will meet over the next two weeks to consider a spring round of ge

Officials of Paccar Inc. are terming last year's entry into the medium-duty truck market a "very suc

Retailers and manufacturers who don't take advantage of increasingly sophisticated automation techno

P-I-E Nationwide has restructured its network of consolidation hubs to save $15 million annually.

Seven Dealers Added To Hino's US NetworkORANGEBURG, N.Y. - Hino Diesel Trucks (U.S.A.) Inc.

Burnham Service Corp. is the target of an acquisition attempt by an international investors group, t

The big bang of the heavy truck industry in 1987 may have ended the year with a whimper, according t

Christmas retail sales returns are giving heavy truck manufacturers a good ho- ho-ho over analysts w

The weather in the Northeast is just peachy for the 1988 Professional Snowfighting School. T

U.S. car manufacturers begin 1988 production this week with a build noticeably below the year-ago co

NY Transport Official Joins Research BoardThe Transportation Research Board has named Frankl

Transportation users are unhappy with the nation's ability to move people and goods and expect furth

New York State will not be taking advantage of the Congressional bill passed in December allowing st

Officials at Mack Trucks Inc. say they would like to forget all the hassles of 1987 and get down to

Laidlaw Transportation Limited reported that net income rose 69 percent to $44.2 million, or 23 cent

Dealer Claims Victory In Volvo GM LawsuitA truck dealer claimed victory in the second round

Even when a proposed toll increase of nearly one-third is imposed this spring, trucks and autos driv

The Interstate Commerce Commission should prevent trucking companies from shifting responsibility fo

LTV Missile Unit Gets Military Truck OrdersLTV Missiles and Electronics Group announced its

Some manufacturers in the heavy truck industry are starting to think that the last thing they need i

A program to use one-half of the 1986 capital infrastructure trust fund to improve the quality of st

Interstate Commerce Commission chairman Heather Gradison rejected a requestfrom a trucking i

Chevrolet Cuts Prices To Regain Truck SalesGeneral Motors Corp.'s Chevrolet Division has cut

Street Map Software Inc. has added some new features and a graphics option to its StreetSmart softwa

Paccar Inc. and Grand Auto Inc. said they reached agreement in principle for Paccar to acquire Grand

Two eastern regional trucking companies posted lofty third quarter profitmargins despite a f