Safety recall

Daimler Truck recalling 64,064 units for possible steering loss

The Lordstown Motors Endurance electric pickup was delayed, subject to cost overruns and now faces a safety recall.

Daimler Truck North America is recalling 64,064 Freightliners for a possible complete loss of steering control.

A faulty Bendix brake part led to a Paccar Inc. recall of 8,008 Kenworth and Peterbilt medium-duty trucks.

Daimler Truck North America is recalling 77,000 trucks for brake module corrosion, the third recall for the same issue.

A cross-section of Industry experts offer thoughts on how transportation management systems will integrate with autonomous trucks.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration fined the Volvo Group $130 million for slow reporting of safety recalls.

Three rollover crashes of Peterbilt refuse trucks over eight model years led to the recall of 16,033 vehicles in the U.S. and Canada.

Mack Truck is recalling 27,544 Granite models from nine years of production, but it argues there is no safety risk.

Daimler Truck North America is taking no chances that a brake module corrosion issue is more widespread than it thinks.

Paccar Inc. is recalling late-model Kenworth and Peterbilt heavy-duty trucks because the digital dash system can freeze.

Nikola Corp. is recalling 93 trucks — all it has built to date — because of improper installation of seat belt shoulder anchorage assembly.

Navistar is recalling 8,002 more trucks for a connecting rod defect discovered in 2020, bringing to 23,802 the number of trucks included.

Navistar is recalling 8,483 International LT and LoneStar Class 8 trucks because battery cables can overheat to 260 degrees Fahrenheit.

Paccar Inc. recalls 54 Peterbilt and Kenworth models from the 2022-2023 model years because of faulty steering gear assembly.

Almost all heavy-duty truck manufacturers are part of a safety recall involving improperly assembled steering gears from a Bendix subsidiary.

Paccar Inc. is recalling 17,641 Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks from the 2018-2020 model years because of a steering part defect.

A safety recall by Daimler Truck North America inadvertently confirmed the next Western Star X-Series vocational truck.

A single fire prompts Navistar to discover a wiring issue with battery cables and leads to a recall of 2,804 trucks.

Navistar is recalling thousands of trucks because their backup lights illuminate with the wrong shade of white.