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Ram Truck and the FCA Foundation have donated $100,000 to the First Response Team of America, a disaster relief organization which is providing recovery and relief support to residents in flood-stricken central-Texas communities.
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With the National Weather Service calling Hurricane Harvey "unprecedented" and "beyond anything experienced," hundreds of highways are closed, trucking is already mobilizing relief, and at least one trucker was among the thousands who had to be rescued over the weekend.
Read More →WOODS CROSS, UTAH - Go Natural CNG is opening an additional sales and installation facility in Tulsa, Okla. Go Natural's partner, AutoSource Motors, will be sharing the new Oklahoma facility.
Read More →Fleet readiness is mission-critical. Learn why having the right trucks ready before disaster strikes can make or break your emergency response.
Read More →The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) has announced its 2025 award winners, recognizing individuals who have distinguished themselves across the automotive service industry.
Read More →Oklahoma Gas & Electric (OG&E) was recently recognized for its efforts in going green with two awards. In addition to being the first in the state to launch wind and solar power, the utility began deploying electric vehicles (EVs) in its fleet, and installed EV charging infrastructure in its service area.
Read More →Severe Weather Alerts start at up to 50 miles from the severe weather occurrence.
Read More →Utilities in Michigan, Oklahoma, Illinois, and North Carolina looking to expand or replace their existing fleets will have four opportunities and more than 1,800 pieces of equipment and vehicles to choose from.
Read More →Using Volta's Electric Auxiliary Power System, OG&E workers can operate equipment with the engine off for a greener operation, a quiet service, and a more efficient fleet.
Read More →Flooded roads are dangerous and damaging. Learn how to protect your fleet, handle flooded vehicles, and stay safe during severe weather.
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