Remember this time of the year, last year? Maybe your memory’s bad, but your wallet sure recalls the hefty fuel prices we all had to cowboy up to last spring and early summer. And while peasants in passenger vehicles also
Rail’s history of mergers and takeovers can be likened to a game of agar.io. Over time, the biggest railroads became bigger by absorbing any smaller ones in their sight. Now, rail’s regulatory guru, the Surface Transportation Board (STB), has okayed
Tire industry professionals are aiming to create a sustainable and recyclable economy for used tires by enhancing recycling processes and expanding the markets for them. John Sheerin from the U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association reported that tire manufacturing is exceeding recycling
While most of us know May 16 as “National Love A Tree Day”, this year, those in the trucking business will associate this unassuming date as the start of International Roadcheck 2023. Spearheaded by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA),
The Port of Long Beach’s Executive Director Mario Cordero has not forsaken any optimism for the southern Californian port. Rather, it’s rumored Cordero’s glasses fog up when sharing the forward-thinking vision he has for America’s busiest freight hub. When
A final rule is out for minimum standards of electric vehicle chargers. However, EV commercial trucks and their respective charging infrastructure remain absolved of this recent verdict. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), the federal agency tasked with the ruling, refrained
