Truck News

Daimler Truck became nimbler over the past nearly five years in an ever-changing world, according to CEO Karin Radstrom, as was intended when the OEM went public.

Any expansion of the truck maker’s North American leasing or rental operations would be carried out through Daimler Truck Financial Services.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law requiring manufacturers to provide suggested retail prices for incentive-eligible, electric medium- and heavy-duty trucks.

FMCSA Administrator Derek Barrs joins Seth Clevenger to examine the agency’s expanding enforcement priorities and what the industry should expect as oversight increases.

Preliminary data from ACT Research showed orders surged 193% year over year to 24,200 units, and improved 55% from July.

Stocks got a boost after the price for a barrel of Brent crude fell to $100.23. It has come down from nearly $110 last week.

As regulators weigh the future of truck safety regulation, new data and independent scrutiny show what's possible with autonomous technology.

Multiple oil traders said there were already signs of tankers arriving at the port of Yanbu, where the piped barrels are exported from.

FedEx Freight swept the top three overall spots at the skills competition held during American Trucking Associations’ Technology & Maintenance Council Fall Meeting on Sept. 21.

Jeld-Wen is part of a growing roster of debt-laden firms buckling under the weight of a slowdown in the construction industry and high borrowing costs.