Instructional Technologies Inc. offers a ClearDrive online training course covering safe practices for consumer goods businesses as they remain on the front lines delivering essential products
Daimler Trucks North America is beginning to reopen all nine of its manufacturing locations in North America following a three-month hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Electric-truck maker Nikola has officially merged with VectoIQ Acquisition Corp., becoming a Nasdaq publicly traded company, and announced plans to purchase equipment to create new hydrogen fueling infrastructure.
The van would reportedly start production in late 2021 and be powered by GM’s new proprietary Ultium batteries.
AlbertIQ is a new proprietary analytics platform that monitors the mechanical health of fleet vehicles as well as when, where, and how long they are used and how safely they are driven
Drake Equipment's main offices in Phoenix suffered from a major fire that took place on May 10. As of May 21 the company has reestablished operations at its annex location.
From emergency back-up electrical power systems to emergency response and recovery assets diesel power is ready to play a central role in hurricane preparedness, response and recovery, keeping everyone safe.
BYD implemented stringent safety protocols and begun a phased reopening of its Lancaster Coach and Bus manufacturing plant.
The online training course, “Cybersecurity: Protecting Your Data,” explains the methods hackers use to trick people into giving up classified information; potential consequences of data breaches; and ways to minimize the risks of a cyberattack happening in the first place.
Spring registration for ASE tests will remain open until June 30 for more than 54 automotive, collision, medium/heavy duty, school bus, transit bus, and truck equipment repair certification tests.
