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How Truckers, Motor Carriers Can Build Good Relationships With Shippers
Motor carriers and shippers need to align their operating procedures to create efficiency, communication and best practices to get the most out of their relationship.
TuSimple, UPS, Penske Plan Autonomous Freight Network
Autonomous truck developer TuSimple is teaming with UPS and other major trucking players to organize the first autonomous freight network.
Ford Launches Redesigned 2021 F-150, Offering a Hybrid and More Technology
Ford unveiled a redesigned F-150 pickup truck, showing off a bolder body style and improved interior but keeping the same chassis.
Autonomous Vehicle Pioneer Urmson Talks About Safety and Risks
Autonomous vehicle pioneer Chris Urmson discusses the risks and benefits of developing self-driving cars and trucks.
Everything to Know About the Redesigned 2021 Nissan Rogue
Here's everything to know about the redesigned 2021 Nissan Rogue compact crossover.
Nikola CEO Talks About Public Listing, Future Truck Plans
Nikola CEO Mark Russell talks about the company going public in a reverse merger, signing a big hydrogen deal and raising $700 million.
General Motors and Ford Can Juice Profits by Shedding Models
General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co. waste a lot of time producing models that don’t make any money according to the analysts at Morgan Stanley Research.
Electric Commercial Vehicle Options Will Almost Double This Year
Calstart’s Zero-Emission Technology Inventory tool shows the U.S. and Canada are on track to have 169 different zero-emission commercial vehicle models available that by the end of 2020.
Chevrolet, Buick Score High in Consumer Reports SUV Reliability Study
Consumer Reports examined the reliability of 3-year-old large SUVs, finding that General Motors’ Chevrolet, GMC and Buick brands ranked among the highest.
Tesla Will Require up to $180 Billion in Spending to Reach Goals
Tesla would need to spend up to $180 billion to reach Chief Executive Elon Musk’s goal of producing 10 million electric vehicles annually.
How to Get Trucking Past the Coronavirus Pandemic
With much of America’s trucking operations grounded for the past several months during the COVID-19 outbreak, fleet managers are eager to get back to work. But what does that look like in a world where trucks have been sitting idle for 90-days or more?