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Rail
Rail service disruptions may be ‘flashpoint’ in CP-KCS merger proposal: Consultant
Potential service disruptions from the proposed Canadian Pacific-Kansas City Southern merger could be a key issue explored by regulators reviewing the merger, FTR says. The…
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News
November Class 8 truck orders third-highest ever
Preliminary Class 8 truck orders in November were the third highest in history as fleets anticipating steady freight demand locked up build slots in 2021.
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Equipment
Class 8 truck orders top 40,000 in October — a 2-year high
Preliminary Class 8 truck orders in North America reached a two-year high in October with more than 40,000 reservations.
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Rail
US rail volumes still under pressure
U.S. rail traffic is still facing double-digit percentage declines amid trade uncertainties and the coronavirus pandemic.
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Trucking
July new heavy-duty truck orders lowest since 2010
July heavy-duty truck orders were the lowest since 2010, more evidence of a trucking sector recession taking hold.
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Trucking
Trailer orders plunge to 10-year low in June
Trailer orders hit their lowest level in nearly a decade in June, mirroring the slowdown in new truck orders after record performances for both in…
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Equipment
Class 8 orders rise slightly in June, but post worst first half of year since 2010
Class 8 truck orders rose sightly in June from May's figures, but posted their worst first six months of the year since 2010.
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Trucking
Conditions continue to improve for shippers
As rate pressure eases, conditions for shippers continue to improve.
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Trucking
Today’s Pickup: Kenworth adds remote diagnostics to medium-duty trucks; Trucking Conditions Index falls
Good day, Truck makers have been insisting that medium-duty truck owners are starting to look for the same type of data analytics and remote diagnostic…
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News
Truck trailer orders down again in February, but analysts predict another record year
Truck trailer orders dropped for the third straight month in February.
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