Heavy Truck & Specialty
Daimler Truck Partners with KEYOU to Deploy Hydrogen Combustion Engines...
Daimler Truck AG and Munich-based software and engineering specialist KEYOU GmbH have finalized a comprehensive industrial partnership agreement to advance hydrogen-powered internal combustion engines toward full market readiness.
Orange EV Deploys its 2,000th Electric Terminal Truck to Coke...
The milestone reflects an industry inflection point toward electric yard operations driven by uptime, reliability, total cost of ownership, and emissions reduction
HTEC Launches Canada’s First 700-Bar Commercial Hydrogen Cardlock
Canada's commercial transportation sector has reached a structural decarbonization milestone with HTEC’s commissioning of the nation’s first 700-bar commercial hydrogen cardlock fueling station.
Delco Remy Marks 130 Years of Commercial Electrical Innovation
Industrial component supplier PHINIA is celebrating the 130th anniversary of its flagship electrical brand, Delco Remy.
Two Canadian Teams Advance to Volvo Trucks Global Service Finals
Canadian heavy-duty technical expertise is headed to the global stage this fall. Volvo Trucks North America confirmed that three dealer service teams have advanced past intensive regional semi-finals to secure spots in the upcoming VISTA 2026...
Hunter Upgrades HawkEye® XL Commercial Aligner with Drive-Thru Sensors
Hunter Engineering has expanded the operational capabilities of its HawkEye® XL heavy-duty commercial alignment system with the introduction of a new drive-thru sensor configuration.
Canadian Hydrogen-Diesel Retrofit System Targets Refrigerated Trucking
The decarbonization strategy for commercial heavy-duty truck fleets is gaining ground via advanced hydrogen-diesel co-combustion technologies. British Columbia-based pioneer Hydra Energy has successfully expanded the application operating...
Modern Fraud Schemes Expose Vulnerabilities in Fleet Vetting and Email Networks
Cargo theft infrastructure across North America is experiencing a radical technological shift. Organized criminal networks are increasingly bypassing traditional physical terminal break-ins and trailer thefts to focus on multi-layered digital fraud.