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Volvo, Mack announce large-scale DPF remanufacturing program
MIDDLETOWN, Penn. -- Mack and Volvo have announced they are launching a large-scale diesel particulate filter (DP...
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UPDATE: Fergus Truck Show hopes to find new home
FERGUS, Ont. -- As reported earlier today, the Fergus Truck Show is in jeopardy after failed negotiations wi...
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CTA report identifies potential problems with Harper's biodiesel mandate
OTTAWA, Ont. -- Since the Harper government made commitments to introduce a biodiesel mandate for all on-road fuel,...
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COMPETITION WATCH: FedEx makes plans to slash emissions, improve efficiency by 2020
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- FedEx Corp. plans to improve the fuel efficiency of its FedEx Express vehicle fleet by 20% b...
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OTA announces Education Foundation scholarship winners
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East Penn brings UltraBattery technology to North America
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Hi-G-Tek CEO to participate in Agricultural and Food Transportation panel session
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Canada's trade surplus at lowest level since January
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Getting to know SCR
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Kenworth to curtail production at Washington truck plant
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Transportation Matters:
Transportation Matters:
Lou Smyrlis
James Menzies
Dan Goodwill
Adam Ledlow
By Ed Murdoch, C&E Driver Services
Where is the trucking industry's proverbial "carrot"
It's time to start paying drivers for all the work they do
Where is the trucking industry's proverbial "carrot"
It's time to start paying drivers for all the work they do
By Carl E. Cave, Rosenau Transport
New federal Hours-of-Service for commercial drivers
New federal Hours-of-Service for commercial drivers
Green to Gold Profiling the technologies, strategies, and practices that are good for the environment and your bottom line.
Decisions 2007Prominent shippers and carriers debate key issues in our first Annual Issues Roundtable
61%That's the percentage of Canadian shippers expecting to increase their shipment volumes in 2006, according to our Transportation Media Research. Of those 57% are expecting double-digit increases.
