Alcoa unveils medium-duty wheels
The M-Series line of medium-duty truck wheels for Class 3-6 vehicles has been introduced by Alcoa. The forged aluminum wheels for straight trucks and low deck trailers are manufactured to fit Dodge, Ford, Freightliner, Fuso, General Motors, Hino, International, Isuzu, Kenworth, Peterbilt, Smith and Sprinter vehicle makes.
Alternative fuel vehicle financing
While fuel-efficient technology may be the best option to help fleets reduce costs and improve air quality, financing alternative fuel vehicles can be challenging.
NTEA and MATS roundup
Two of the industry’s largest truck shows took place recently, the National Truck Equipment Association’s Work Truck Show and the Mid-America Trucking Show. We take a look at all of the new equipment on display at each show.
Aerodynamic advantages for trucking fleets
The impact of aerodynamics on fuel economy and emissions is becoming increasingly important. The difference between perception and reality can be a wide chasm, however, according to experts in the aerodynamics industry.
Rush Enterprises to acquire assets of Asbury Automotive Atlanta
The company’s subsidiary, Rush Truck Centers of Georgia, will purchase certain assets of Asbury Automotive Atlanta, a subsidiary of Asbury Automotive Group. Asbury Automotive operates commercial truck and bus dealerships representing International, Peterbilt, Isuzu, Hino, UD, IC Bus, and Workhorse in Atlanta, Doraville and Kennesaw, Ga., and a collision center in Atlanta under the “Nalley Motor Trucks” name.
Meeting mobile power needs
In many light- and medium-duty operations, applications for mobile electric power have been expanding
Making the outsourcing decision
When it comes to optimizing maintenance dollars, outsourcing maintenance may provide solutions for some fleets
Gearing up
Hino Motors Sales USA Inc., a Toyota Group company, has readied itself to meet stringent 2010 diesel engine emissions regulations
Defying tight spaces
Hino conventional trucks are filling a niche in North America with features and designs well suited for inner city applications
Equipment Technology: Test Drive
Hino conventional trucks are filling a niche in North America with features and designs well suited for inner city applications