Administrator

Daimler CEO: Lack of Electric Truck Chargers a Top Concern Martin Daum Pleased With Advances in Truck Technology (Toru Hanai/Bloomberg)  The world’s biggest commercial vehicle maker warned that slow progress adding charging infrastructure is threatening the shift to zero-emission trucking. The lack of electric truck chargers in Europe and the U.S. “is my biggest concern,” […]

Kansas Turnpike getting rid of storm shelters as toll plazas go cashless WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Some tornado shelters are going away on the Kansas Turnpike. Right now, drivers can find 21 storm shelters at toll plazas across the state, but soon, the agency will get rid of them as they reconfigure the plaza for

Driverless Trucks Set to Hit US Highways A self-driving tractor-trailer maneuvers around a test track in Pittsburgh, Thursday, March 14, 2024. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)  Driverless Trucks Set to Hit US Highways An American company is preparing to launch a series of driverless trucks to transport goods on a major public highway. Aurora Innovation says

Replacement of Francis Scott Key bridge could be done by Fall 2028 U.s. Army Corps of Engineers  A replacement for Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed March 26 when it was struck by a massive container ship, could be completed and open by the Fall of 2028, according to the Maryland Department of Transportation.

Truck freight market data highlighted decline in shipment and spending As speculation swirls about the trucking market’s eventual recovery, the latest data, published Tuesday, serves as a reality check. The truck freight market continued to wane during the first quarter of the year, the U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index revealed. Q1 2024 national freight market overviewU.S. Bank