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News
Daimler to lay off at least 10,000 workers worldwide
Daimler AG announced that it has reached an agreement with employee representatives to trim its workforce by at least 10,000 workers.
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Autonomous Vehicles
‘Moving forward, we will be building vehicles on top of computers’
OEMs discuss the seemingly endless benefits that accrue from connected truck platforms.
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Business
Navistar cuts medium-duty truck production in Ohio
Navistar is the first to slow production lines for new trucks. It is targeting medium-duty units because inventories are up 30 percent year over year.
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American Shipper
PACCAR settles $1.7 million OFAC penalty for DAF misstep
PACCAR agreed to a $1.7 million settlement from the U.S. Treasury Department that its European subsidiary, DAT Trucks, illegally engaged in the sale 63 trucks…
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Business
Natural gas truck sales surge even as electric trucks get the hype
The rise and fall of interest in natural gas trucks typically depends on the price of oil. Now, the availability of clean energy credits in…
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Business
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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Business
Kenworth taps another former chief engineer as general manager
Kenworth Truck Co. stayed with its approach to promoting general managers from the engineering ranks.
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Canada
Shell Rotella Super Rigs brings out the beautiful best in trucking
The Shell Rotella Super Rigs is among the more attractive beauty contests for trucks because every entrant has a chance, winner or not, to end…
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Equipment
Kenworth sales manager fights sex trafficking after “looking the other way”
Don Blake’s passion raises $250,000 in two truck auctions for Truckers Against Trafficking
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Autonomous Vehicles
Volvo Trucks makes active safety standard on most models via Bendix Wingman Fusion
Volvo Trucks says anyone involved in heavy-duty trucking has a "moral obligation" to make trucking safer.
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