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News
Trial over: California group says natural gas engines have proven their worth
While natural gas trucks have been operating in ports for many years, a new report definitively states that they are a commercially viable option that…
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Company earnings
Cummins crushes estimates with better-than-expected Q1 results
Revenue and profits look bleak for second quarter, but leading engine maker Cummins surprised analysts with better-than-expected first-quarter revenue and profits.
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Supply Chains
Cummins, 3M team up on filters for high-tech protective gear
Quick turnaround as companies realize they have necessary synergies.
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Driver issues
Today’s Pickup: Free lunch for truckers in Oregon
Plus: California gives Nuro permission to test autonomous vehicles
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Driver issues
Today’s Pickup: C.H. Robinson makes a $50,000 donation to St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund
C.H. Robinson has made a $50,000 donation to the St. Christopher Truckers Relief Fund as that organization anticipates a growing need for financial assistance for…
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News
Meritor plants idled and salaries cut in half temporarily
Truck component supplier Meritor idles plants and cuts base salaries up to 50% to save the ship from rough seas.
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Equipment
Cummins announces B6.7N natural gas engine certified below EPA NOx limit
Cummins said that its B.67N natural gas engine has been certified at 0.02 NOx levels.
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News
Today’s Pickup: Zonar offering over-the-air updates for Cummins engines
Zonar has enabled over-the-air updates for Cummins engines, plus key freight index rises and Connecticut senator asks mapmakers to include truck-specific warnings for low bridges.
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Trucking
Navistar recalls International work trucks that can move unintentionally
Navistar is recall four models of work trucks because they can move even with the parking brake on.
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Equipment
As truck engine displacements shrink, power and fuel efficiency grow
The power and fuel efficiency of truck engines continue to rise as their size and weight shrink.
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