Cory Home Delivery partners with Penske, Demountable Concepts 

Cory Home Delivery has joined with Penske Truck Leasing and Demountable Concepts Inc. to help the home delivery specialist reduce costs...

Number-crunching the Cat deal 

Statistics may lie, but cold hard numbers don’t. A close reading of data compiled by Wardsauto.com on factory installations of Class 8 engines for the first four months of 2008 shed light on yesterday’s Caterpillar-Navistar deal,...

Hankook pumps up environmentally friendly budget 

Hankook Tire has announced it will increase its investment in environmentally friendly tire technology to more than $19 million annually...

U.S. Xpress finalizes Pinner Transportation purchase 

U.S. Xpress Enterprises, Inc. has announced its subsidiary, Xpress Global Systems, has finalized the purchase of Pinner Transportation, a regional carrier specializing in floor covering logistics and LTL service...

Despite weak economy, freight may benefit 

Though economic growth is projected to slow overall for Japan, Europe, and particularly the U.S. through 2009, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), exports from the U.S. are predicted to increase significantly – possibly leading to rising freight volumes in the year ahead...

Railways vying harder for freight 

With fuel costs at an all-time high, new proposals by rail giants CSX Corporation and Norfolk Southern are seeking to alleviate the costs of transporting goods by truck via the rail system, promising to carry the equivalent of hundreds of trucks on a single train...

GM to close four truck plants 

General Motors announced at its annual stockholders meeting that the company will close four plants in North America that produce pickups, SUVs and light- and medium-duty trucks...

Yokohama settles patent lawsuit with Chinese company 

Yokohama Rubber Co. and its parent company Yokohama Tire Corp. have reached an agreement with Hanzhou Zhongce Rubber Co. on a design patent infringement lawsuit...

Preserving Productivity 

Charles Carew will tell you that in the concrete industry, weight, vehicle productivity and driver comfort are critical factors in mixer truck design,...

Jevic Transportation discontinues operations 

Jevic Transportation Inc., citing high fuel and insurance costs, tightening credit markets and economic downturn, has decided to discontinue operations....

Economy offers no relief 

The economy received some good news and some bad news in May, as several key economic indicators show the United States may not be in a recession. The...

Navigating the challenges 

With fuel costs skyrocketing and the economy in a slump, private fleets need all the help they can get to make sure their companies recognize the value...

Back to basics 

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration plans to make it more difficult for prospective carriers to enter the trucking business in the future....

Paying for it 

The highway and road networks in this country are in dire need of a makeover, as well as big additions in capacity. The problem is, at the same moment...

The evolution of the private fleet 

For the first time in more than two decades, the National Private Truck Council has published an up-to-date compilation of private fleets, the story of...

Trial and error 

The process by which mankind survives is called trial and error. One can take the measure of an individual's progress not by what they achieve, but how...

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FleetOwner's Video Product Guide

From the Print Issue

January 2012

Ask the Experts

A panel of professionals answers your questions on a variety of topics

Fuel

Jim Rossbach

Lubricants

Mark Reed

Tires

Tim Miller

Idling
Alternatives

John Dennehy