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North American Class 8 Truck Orders Surge Over 230% in...
Indicating an aggressive procurement cycle sweeping across the heavy-duty commercial transportation sector, preliminary North American Class 8 net truck orders experienced massive annual gains in June.
Quebec Restricts Class 1 Commercial Driver Interprovincial License Exchanges
Mandating stricter compliance metrics for commercial transportation networks, Quebec Transport and Sustainable Mobility Minister Benoit Charette has introduced two new safety directives targeting heavy-duty vehicle operations.
Towable Component Giant DexKo Global Appoints New CEO
Executing a definitive corporate succession plan, DexKo Global, the world’s largest manufacturer and specialty distributor of highly engineered chassis and running gear solutions for towable applications, has announced a major leadership...
Fan Voting Officially Opens for 2026 Shell Rotella SuperRigs Award
Back by popular demand, Shell Rotella is once again giving commercial transportation enthusiasts across North America the opportunity to support regional truck drivers through its Virtual People’s Choice Award.
MAXAM Tire Promotes Ed Petros to Lead Forestry & Port Segments
MAXAM Tire North America has announced the promotion of Ed Petros to Forestry & Port Segment Manager, reinforcing the company’s corporate commitment to strengthening its leadership and operational expertise within two of its most critical...
Goodyear Air Springs Celebrates 70 Years of Heavy-Duty Innovation
Goodyear Air Springs, a global leader in premium suspension components for the commercial transportation, agricultural, and industrial sectors, is celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2026.
NAFA Fleet Management Association Announces 2026 Class of Fellows
The NAFA Fleet Management Association, the vehicle fleet industry’s largest membership association, has officially announced its 2026 Class of NAFA Fellows.
CTOA Urges Policymakers to Consult Directly with Canada’s Small and Mid-Sized Trucking Fleets
The Canada Truck Operators Association (CTOA) says governments and policymakers must look beyond headlines and listen directly to the drivers, owner-operators and small-to-mid-size fleet owners who make up the backbone of Canada's trucking industry.