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Navistar conducting 3rd recall for connecting rod failures
Navistar is recalling 8,002 more trucks for a connecting rod defect discovered in 2020, bringing to 23,802 the number of trucks included.
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Truck Tech: Rush hour edition
Rusty Rush not only operates more truck dealerships than anyone on the planet, he also knows technology. And he has opinions on just about everything.…
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Truck Tech: Summer ACTs edition
Lego bricks can help explain a lot of things, including a very messy supply chain. Penske Truck Leasing's Paul Rosa got creative .
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Truck Tech: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ edition
TuSimple told federal officials about the crash of one of its supervised autonomous trucks and temporarily grounded its fleet. But it neglected to inform its…
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Los cables de la baterÃa “excesivamente calientes” provocan la retirada de Navistar
Se sospecha que 8.483 camiones International LT y LoneStar tienen esta condición
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‘Excessively hot’ battery cables lead to Navistar recall
Navistar is recalling 8,483 International LT and LoneStar Class 8 trucks because battery cables can overheat to 260 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Truck Tech: Nikola’s proxy pursuit to raise share count gets harder
Nikola's could keep adjourning its annual meeting as it pursues unvoted proxies to raise the number of authorized shares.
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Truck Tech: Startup strategies edition
The management shakeup at TuSimple has become a full management house cleaning. Hyliion sees early benefits following Cummins' partnership.
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Waymo tops NHTSA’s list for autonomous vehicle crashes
The feds released a first-time report aimed at developing a clearer picture of autonomous vehicle safety.
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Hydron startup plans hydrogen-powered autonomous trucks
TuSimple co-founder Mo Chen launches Hydron, an autonomous trucking venture that would use hydrogen fuel to achieve zero emissions.
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