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Daimler Truck expands carbon-neutral energy supply at production sites

By 2039, the company aims to achieve CO₂-neutral production in all plants and business units worldwide.

How to prioritize diesel engine fault codes

Knowing how to respond can help you keep your heavy-duty diesel engines in the best shape possible.

Dorman releases more than 270 new solutions

Dorman Products recently announced the release of 279 new vehicle repair components, nearly half of which are first to the aftermarket.

Volvo receives record order for electric trucks in Australia

In Australia, sales of electric trucks are starting to pick up.

Truck batteries in winter: A guide to keeping your fleet running

As the weather cools, the batteries’ loads are reduced and the negative impacts of the summer sun will begin to surface.

Samsara shares 2023 trucking industry predictions

From the crystal ball: Successful fleet electrification will rely on driver buy-in and preparedness. 

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Drivewyze, Bestpass partnership to integrate weight station bypass, toll management solutions

The collaboration will support on the rollout of a Drivewyze toll trip report, providing GPS-based toll event data.

Preliminary November net trailer orders strong

Final November results were made available in December. This preliminary market estimate should be within +/-5% of the final order tally.

Five truck trend takeaways from December

Take a look back at December’s biggest stories while you look ahead to the New Year.

ACT Expo announces 2023 agenda 

The program aims to provide fleets with real-world insights into the major trends, emerging funding opportunities, and innovative technologies transforming the commercial transportation sector.

Volvo Group, Pilot Co. to build a national public heavy-duty charging network

The strategic partnership will provide fleets with a more seamless electromobility journey by addressing charging infrastructure accessibility and roadblocks.

Detroit celebrates one million heavy-duty engines

The engines were produced at Redford, Mich., facility.