If not for a fuel surcharge, many trucking companies, namely smaller ones, would likely not be able to withstand the rising cost of diesel fuel, James Steed of Steed Standard…
Fuel Surcharge Keeping Carriers Afloat: Steed Read more...
Canadians are wondering if recent disruptions in the European supply chain can also occur here. More than any other time in recent memory, Canadians have come to appreciate and understand…
CTA Spells Out How Supply Chain Can Limit Disruptions Read more...
Industry experts and trucking company operators told CBC Radio-Canada this week that while the truck driver shortage in Canada isn’t at a crisis point yet like some other countries, increasing…
Freight Demand + Shrinking Driver Supply Putting Squeeze on Labour: CBC Read more...
Commercial driver training is once again in the public spotlight as a key to improving highway safety and avoiding catastrophic motor vehicle collisions like the Humboldt tragedy. Improvements in commercial…
Retail fuel outlets including truck stops who must weigh investment in electric vehicle chargers say they face such challenges as customer “range anxiety,” high utility charges for electricity and political…
Retailers Face E-Vehicle Charging Challenges – Is Wireless an Answer? Read more...
Thirteen truck fleets across the U.S. and Canada in a wide array of applications will begin running their electric trucks in a brand-new scientific and engineering evaluation event called Run…
NACFE Fleet Run Looks at Diverse Electric Truck Applications, Capabilities Read more...
The federal government is investing $12.7 million into electric vehicle charging initiatives, including a Hydro One project that directly affects heavy-duty trucks, reports Today’s Trucking. Hydro One will receive $4.95…
Hydro One Gets Nearly $5M for Electric Truck Charging Program Read more...
Nowhere to Hide By Stephen Laskowski Robert Kennedy once said that “every society gets the kind of criminal it deserves. What is equally true is every community gets the kind of…
EDITORIAL: Nowhere to Hide Read more...
Electric trucks in the future may not just deliver freight, but surplus electricity to customers, reports Today’s Trucking. That’s the thesis behind a theoretical study by the University of Windsor….
Study: Electric Truck Could Deliver Electricity? Read more...
