It will be still be quite awhile before autonomous vehicles become an active part of the trucking industry; and even then, the technology won’t replace truck drivers, says the president…
Association Boss: Autonomous Vehicles Won’t Replace Drivers En savoir plus
Despite some anti-trade rhetoric in the U.S., the relationship between the Canadian and the U.S. trucking industries is poised to get even stronger, says the newly-appointed National Truck Equipment Association…
NTEA Boss Keen on Canada-US Relations En savoir plus
A group of Daimler AG researchers have been observing the effects of artificial daylight on the mental state and performance of truck drivers, reports Today’s Trucking. In a series of…
Truckmaker Shines Light on Truck Cab Comfort En savoir plus
Even if autonomous trucks were to hit the highways today they would still require a driver behind the seat – at least for last mile deliveries when the truck must…
Tech Firm Envisions Drone-Operating Truckers En savoir plus
Transport Canada (TC) and the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) are requesting input from CTA members to support a national Heavy Duty Vehicle Tire Market Study. Environment and Climate Change Canada…
CTA-Transport Canada Looking for Feedback on Heavy Duty Tire Market En savoir plus
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) advocates that any new carbon targets for new heavy-duty vehicles must be based the recognition Canadian and US trucking industries operate very different fleets, with…
CTA’s ‘Canadian Advantage’ Reflected in Federal GHG Reg En savoir plus
With Phase 2 of the US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) greenhouse gas emission standards currently being ironed out, for the first time, upfitters will see opportunities to gain emissions credits,…
More Technology Considered as Part of EPA Phase 2 Emission Rule En savoir plus
Speaking at the NTEA’s annual Green Truck Summit, Wilfried Achenbach, Daimler Trucks North America’s senior vice president – engineering and technology, says diesel engines continue to be the industry’s “workhorse”…
OEM: Trucking ‘Should be ‘Proud’ of Environmental Advancements En savoir plus
Efforts to electronically link all the disparate components on trucks with each other as well as the outside world will disrupt the industry, according to experts at the Technology &…
Connected Truck, Disruptive Truck En savoir plus
