Two new series of products launched by Meritor include the Meritor AllFit all-makes family and the Meritor Green remanufactured lineup.
At the same time, the manufacturer has expanded its offerings under the new AllFit series to include Meritor shock absorbers, suspension controls and its all-makes drivetrain.
MEMA and its members welcome the EPA’s final rule for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards for Heavy-Duty Vehicles.
MEMA and its members announced in a statement that they support the objectives of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to improve national air quality through improvements to heavy-duty vehicles, and applauds the agency for incorporating improvements to the rule. The supplier industry directly designs and manufactures vehicle components and systems that enable the transformation of the mobility sector, according to MEMA, which adds that suppliers play an essential role in providing the technology inherent to advanced internal combustion engine vehicles, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), battery electric vehicles (BEVs), as well as hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs).
The competition is searching for America’s top rookie military veteran driver, who transitioned into trucking after military service.
FTA says y/y net revenues and fulfilled orders were up considerably, while its net income more than quadrupled from 2022.
The organization believes RNG to be a good fuel for fleets looking to decarbonize now, but expects some companies may hold out for BEVs.
Peterbilt and Rush Truck Centers split $1.5M between two charities, the last Model 389 is now part of a sweepstakes which will benefit a third.
The companies anticipate that the joint venture will become operational in Q2 of 2024.
The new emissions standards are expected to improve public health and air quality, while giving companies enough lead time to meet the goals.
Martin Brower and Kodiak are making 8 autonomous food deliveries per week to quick service restaurants between Dallas and Oklahoma City.
This delay is only for required inspections, meaning fleets and owner/operators are still expected to register and pay fees.
