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Lift axles distribute weight and allow trucks to meet state and federal bridge regulations, but what do you need to know when choosing auxiliary axles? Work Truck talked to the experts to find out.
Read More →With a per column capacity rating of 16,000 to 30,000 pounds per post, the MP Series lifts range from 32,000 to 240,000 pounds, perfect for medium-duty trucks.
Read More →The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has given its Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick+ awards to 68 2018-model-year vehicles in 10 categories. Of the winners, 21 vehicles have earned the Top Safety Pick+, while 47 others have earned the Top Safety Pick.
Read More →Cianbro Construction utilized the new Genie 180-foot boom lift to help erect a ferris wheel, on a pier, near our nation's capital.
Read More →Compared with last year, automakers have more than doubled the number of vehicles that meet criteria for Top Safety Pick.
Read More →The North American Commercial Vehicle Show is partnering with the American Transportation Research Institute, the trucking industry’s not-for-profit research organization, to host an Operational Costs of Trucking session.
Read More →The ETC 37 IH is an insulated unit that offers an articulating and telescoping aerial with a working height of 42 feet. Its many standard options include boom tip covers, single handle controls, continuous rotation, full pressure hydraulic controls, and an emergency lowering valve.
Read More →LAS VEGAS - Alternate Fuel Vehicle Institute (AFVi) will hold a free 90-minute live Webinar, "All Charged Up: The Promise of Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles", Tues., Feb. 26.
Read More →Overall, the major automotive markets ended the year on a high note, according to research released by a German automotive trade association.
Read More →POMONA, CA - President Barack Obama previewed an innovative plug-in hybrid-electric utility truck with a power system developed by industrial manufacturer Eaton Corporation and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI).
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