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Tax Credit Lures Canada’s Largest Renewable Diesel Venture Strathcona Refinery to Pump 1 Billion Liters of Biofuel Yearly Imperial’s facility will be capable of producing 20,000 barrels daily next year. (Government of Alberta)  Canada’s Alberta province has provided an Agri-Processing Investment Tax Credit to Imperial Oil Ltd. for a C$720 million project to build the nation’s […]

Why Aren’t Airbags Standard Safety Equipment in Class 8 Trucks?   Would you buy a new car without airbags?  The fact is, you can’t.  Since 1998, airbags have been standard safety equipment in passenger cars.*  And the reason is simple.  They save lives.  Yet for Class 8 trucks, they are still considered “an option.”  In

Amazon to Expand US Drone Service FAA Approval Increases Range of Flights Amazon will expand the area it services with unmanned aerial vehicles in College Station, Texas. (Amazon via X)  Amazon.com Inc.’s Prime Air drone program has been cleared by U.S. regulators to fly devices beyond the visual line of sight of pilots, increasing range

Volvo to start testing hydrogen combustion engine  Volvo Trucks is developing trucks with combustion engines that run on hydrogen. On-road tests with trucks using hydrogen in combustion engines will begin in 2026, and the commercial launch is planned towards the end of this decade. Trucks that run on green hydrogen provide a significant step to

Not all truckers drive Class 8s: Chassis cabs, other smaller trucks are hot right now Trucks smaller than Class 8, such as these Class 7 delivery trucks, are very popular right now.    LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Trucking is an industry that offers a huge variety of opportunities for drivers, but it’s often assumed that