Truck News

Aurora’s trucks will be truly driverless, although a roadside assistance specialist may sometimes sit in the back seat to assist with issues on longer routes.

Shashua, 66, informed Mobileye’s board of his intention to cede the CEO role once a successor is appointed.

Kuehne+Nagel has been discussing options with potential advisers, including the sale of a roughly 20% stake in its Apex Logistics business.

Vehicle manufacturers are looking to leverage their multibillion dollar EV investments to tap into a promising market in vehicle, home and grid technology.

A Senate panel advanced legislation that could eventually ban the sale of Mercedes-Benz's vehicles in the U.S. over the automaker’s partial Chinese ownership.

More climbs for oil prices have come after the continued attacks between the U.S. and Iran. Brent crude, the international standard, rose 3.3% to $94 a barrel.

Refiners are on track to produce the most diesel the U.S. has ever made in the month of July, and one of the highest months on record outside of winter heating season.

Earnings from the five supermajors combined will likely be the third-highest on record, estimates show, as they reaped gains from the biggest supply disruption in history.

President Donald Trump announced plans for some veterans to have automatic eligibility for CDLs during a recent military-related business summit in Pennsylvania.

The new facilities will add to the UAE’s plans to build oil pipelines and expand other ports as it looks to reduce its dependence on the Strait of Hormuz.