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In search of a silver lining

One month into 2009 and we are all hoping for some encouraging words about the economy and our industry’s prospects.

Marking time in engine years

Given the economic events of the last several months, few will regret seeing the end of 2008 –– but what about next year?

In search of…

The search for viable fuel options and new truck technology to lessen dependency on diesel fuel is a global concern.

Lesson from Europe

Recently, I had the opportunity to visit Germany to get first-hand experience with truck component technology that is headed our way.

Go green, save green

Environmental rules continue to nudge our industry into adopting more "??green" initiatives.el pricesficiently in several waysm the educational and technical training systems of the automotive and light vehicle service segment. might have otherwise remained mere engineering drawings, at least for a few more years.lace>, early in May.ze in our lifetime – then fuel economy is likely a high priority for you.

Sustainability: a new focus

Environmental and economic challenges are moving many fleets into a new business strategy, called “sustainability,”

In search of a “green” shop

As one famous frog once said, “It’s not easy being green.” Fleets that operate in today’s regulated environment have found out just how true that statement can be.

All about trucks

I just returned from the Mid-America Trucking Show (MATS) and, after 20 years of attending, I still get excited looking at all the new trucks.

At a cost

There are always words, terms and ideas that create division among people.

Handling parts

Have you ever wondered how other fleets handle their parts business?

The future is now

As this year draws to an end, let’s talk about the future.

Evolving engine Technology

Our industry hasnÂ??t yet completely adjusted to the introduction earlier this year of the 2007 EPA emission compliant heavy-duty diesel engines, and now we have news of a 2010 emission-ready engine. in two respects: increased payload capacity and better fuel economy.e=”font-family: Arial;”>N.C., early in May.ze in our lifetime – then fuel economy is likely a high priority for you.