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- Autonomous Truck Developer Embark Sees Role for Humans in the Rig
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July 19
The move to change federal safety rules to help solve the...
July 18
The Environmental Defense Fund and others sued the EPA to...
July 18
Daimler Trucks North America, owner of the...
July 17
Autonomous trucks will improve safety and productivity...
July 16
Paccar is recalling 3,043 Peterbilt and Kenworth trucks to...
July 16
FCA is recalling 1,837 2018 Dodge Journey SUVs and Ram...
New Trucks
July 16|New Trucks
Pickup truck buyers beware: There will be two vastly different versions of the 2019 Ram 1500 on dealer lots. Here’s how to tell them apart and decide which one best fits your...
Editor's Picks
July 16|Editor's Picks
Automotive supplier ZF Friedrichshafen will launch an autonomous shuttle and demonstrated numerous other technologies for commercial vehicles at its annual conference in...
New Trucks
July 13|New Trucks
Only five new pickup truck models are available for under $25,000, and each delivers much more than a bare-bones experience....
Trucking Technology
July 13|Trucking Technology
Peloton Technology says trucks platooning with a 50-foot following distance can reduce collisions and increase fuel economy for truck...
Editor's Picks
July 12|Editor's Picks
In a first for a U.S. public transit agency, Foothill Transit in Southern California will add a pair of all-electric double-decker buses to its commuter...
Editor's Picks
July 12|Editor's Picks
Volvo Trucks is combating a national diesel technician shortage by expanding training and trade school partnerships to prep shop-ready workers who can keep its trucks on the...