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For the 2016 Vincentric Best Value in America awards, Honda and Lexus took the award for passenger cars and luxury cars, Subaru and Volvo earned top honors in the SUV/crossover categories, and Ford took the top spot for the best value brand for trucks.
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There are several truck-related recalls, including Ford, Daimler Truck North America, and Toyota.
Read More →In 1996, BMW and Acura were the first automotive brands to offer models with navigation systems in North America. Of vehicles sold in 2004, 37 percent had navigation as an option.
Read More →Transport Solutions of America (TSOA) and TSOA Fleet recognized three individuals in the "Q2 2021 Driver of the Quarter" awards.
Read More →FleetNet America has hired Don Doty as vice president of vendor relations for the provider of maintenance and repair services for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, the company announced.
Read More →Driver shortages, rising repair costs and skyrocketing claims payouts make it more difficult for fleets to find complex risk coverage, but there remains hope for companies that embrace technology, safety, training and data analysis.
Read More →BIRMINGHAM, AL - Altec NUECO, a wholly owned subsidiary of Altec, Inc., announced that it has finalized the acquisition of certain assets of Aerial Lift of Connecticut, Inc. of Milford, Conn.
Read More →DOT issues statement to dispute recent New York Times articles that negatively portray the trucking industry, its safety record and alleged ties to the White House.
Read More →Peterbilt has delivered two Model 520EVs to Anchorage, Alaska, where the Department of Solid Waste Services will study how the battery-electric trucks compare against similar trucks with internal combustion engines.
Read More →DURHAM, NC – A railroad trestle at Gregson and Peabody streets in Durham, N.C., has claimed an unprecedented number of fleet and other trucks over the years, earning it the ominous nickname the “Bridge of Death.”
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