Detroit Auto Show: From First to Worst
The North American International Auto Show in Detroit has become a shadow of itself, eclipsed by CES a week before and the digital disruption underway in the auto industry.
Electric Trucks Here to Stay but Require Best Charging Infrastructure
Electric trucks are in service now, and fleet owners must decide how best to provide their vehicles' charging needs.
Natural Gas Trucking a Viable Solution in Fight Against Pollution
Electric vehicles have their own pollution issues, but natural gas is clean, available and plentiful, making it a strong solution.
Driver Training Needs To Pair Safety Technology and Human Instinct
Today’s trucks are quipped with more safety features than ever, but that doesn’t mean drivers can let their guards down.
Blockchain Can Improve Driver Pay and Recruit the Best Truckers
Blockchain can assist in hiring the best drivers and helping them get better pay.
Will Truck Drivers Lose in the Race to Automate?
Automation in trucking proceeds apace with that of the car industry, creating worry that drivers' jobs will be at risk. But will they?
Hey Fleet Operators: Why Does Everyone Else Have Your Data?
Although fleet operators pay for their multimillion-dollar trucks, third parties often have more insight into aspects of operations than they do,
Time to Let 18- to 21-Year-Old Truckers Cross State Lines
The trucking industry is still losing many potential new, young drivers simply because of an outdated federal prohibition against crossing a state line until age 21.
Trade War Threatens Port Trucking, Will Trigger Higher Prices
The Trump administration’s plans to impose new tariffs threatens port trucking, freight and logistics just as the industry is dealing with dramatically rising costs.
How Politics Complicates the New Mail Delivery Truck Contract
Who knew that choosing the U.S. Postal Service’s next flagship mail delivery truck could become such a political football?
Anheuser-Busch Nikola Truck Order Puts U.S. on Hydrogen Highway
The order of 800 Nikola Motor fuel cell heavy-duty trucks by Anheuser-Busch is a sign that the U.S. is finally headed for the on-ramp to the hydrogen highway.
Trucking and Logistics Will Lead the Autonomous Vehicle Revolution
The economics for driverless technology for trucks and commercial vehicles is much greater in the near term than for passenger cars.