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Foundation Brakes

Issued in July 2009 by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), new tractor braking standards are set to take effect in August of this year. To meet and exceed the rule’s more stringent stopping distance requirements, braking system suppliers have been working in close cooperation with vehicle manufacturers to develop and refine effective solutions

For government fleets, customers are job one

For the City of Oxnard’s fleet services division, merely meeting customer needs isn’t an option.

Peterbilt Offers PACCAR MX engine with Model 389

The PACCAR MX engine, now available with Peterbilt’s Model 389, provides customers a long-term proposition through its technologically-advanced designs with lightweight materials that achieve excellent performance and leading fuel economy. The engine is available with a horsepower range of 380-485 HP and torque outputs up to 1,750 ft./lb. with a displacement of 12.9 liters.

New fleet maintenance options

Technology changes always bring with them a shift in maintenance practices. When it comes to maintaining equipment these days, we’ve heard there are new considerations, which are catching the attention of fleet mangers. One of our readers writes that since the 2004 EPA engine emission regulation, which introduced EGR technology, the fleet has had to

Truck industry events showcase technologies, training, products

Industry events are always great places to share best practices with industry counterparts and to meet with suppliers and learn about new technologies. This March, three events being held at the same time will provide an unparalleled opportunity to do just that. Scheduled from March 8-11 in Indianapolis in conjunction with the 47th Annual National

2011 Truck-Lite catalog features nearly 1,000 lighting products

The 2011 edition, with 320 pages, features nearly 1,000 products, separated by quick-find product section thumb tabs, as well as a technical help section and product cross reference. It also provides more ways to stay connected and up-to-date with Truck-Lite news through the use of the company’s social networking sites.

FTR Shippers Condition Index remains in neutral territory entering 2011

FTR Associates’ Shippers Condition Index was hovering near the neutral reading of zero at the end of 2010, reflecting the continuing effects of the earlier pause in the economic recovery. FTR projects that the SCI, which sums up all market influences that affect shippers, will soon significantly worsen due to tightening carrier capacity as the economy re-accelerates and new Federal trucking regulations take hold.

Xtra Lease targets fuel efficiency with newest trailers

The company has ordered 6,000 new 53 ft. and longer fuel-efficient trailers equipped with aerodynamic side skirts and low rolling resistance tires. The new trailers provide added fuel efficiencies and comply with California’s Greenhouse Gas regulation, making them safe to enter and operate in that state without penalty.

Qualcomm announces availability of CSA Safety Performance Service

The service helps identify drivers who are most vulnerable to unsafe driving and additional CSA violations, allowing fleet and safety managers to monitor and improve driver performance proactively and reduce their exposure to fines, interventions, accidents and poor CSA scores.

TRP adds mirrors for all makes of trucks and tractors

TRP Aftermarket Parts come in a variety of finishes and are available for all Class 6, 7 or 8 trucks and tractors, regardless of manufacturer. All mirrors are backed by an 18-month warranty and are available through authorized Kenworth and Peterbilt parts and service distributors throughout North America.