This Week in Work Truck News: Roadcheck, Safety Study & Regulations
Count down the top 10 news and articles of the week as of May 11, covering everything from International Roadcheck to diesel updates to the worst city to drive in. Check it out!
Count down the top 10 news and articles of the week as of May 11, covering everything from International Roadcheck to diesel updates to the worst city to drive in. Check it out!
After the introduction of Electronix components coverage for Class 8 heavy-duty was well received by dealers and truck owners, National Truck Protection has expanded it to include Class 2 – 7 vehicles.
Oshkosh Corporation is acquiring AUSA, building on a partnership between AUSA and JLG on the SkyTrak 3013 compact telehandler.
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Evergreen Waste Services has accepted delivery of its first Mack LR Electric, and according to Mack, it is the first fully electric Class 8 refuse vehicle operating in Delaware.
Daimler Truck has set out to lead the transformation to sustainable transportation with the autonomous eCascadia technology demonstrator.
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EO Charging has appointed a new CEO, Richard Staveley, and founder Charlie Jardine will serve as president and focus on growing the company’s presence in the US.
The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence creates the evaluations and helps run the automotive competition for SkillsUSA, a contest for high school and college vocational students.
Battle Motors launched new digital systems and in-cab controls for vocational trucks and is partnered with T-Mobile for Business to keep fleets connected.
Peterbilt is on hand at WasteExpo showcasing its collection of refuse trucks, including ones powered by alternative fuel powertrains like electric and natural gas.
The UR10 cobot, valued at $130,000, will be used in all three of NIACC's robotics classes to help students develop coding skills in robot labs.
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