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The U.S. wants to rebuild domestic aluminum production, but work truck manufacturers still need material today. What happens to costs and supply in the meantime?
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This week’s Truck Chat Cheat Sheet covers new fleet vehicle guides, practical AI use cases, U.S.-Canada truck production, mixed-energy strategy, and more.
Read More →Breakthrough’s 2026 report shows fleets leaning into AI freight optimization, flexible contracts, and sustainability as tariffs reshape transportation strategy.
Read More →2026 will test fleet budgets with rising costs, tariffs, and insurance pressure. Here’s how fleets are planning smarter and staying flexible.
Read More →Fleets shifted their energy strategies in 2025, prioritizing practical EV planning, hybrid growth, propane autogas savings, and smarter fuel decisions.
Read More →Rising costs pushed work truck fleets to sharpen budgets, cut waste, and rethink assets in 2025. Here’s what changed and why it matters.
Read More →EV fire training, April Fools’ pranks, distracted driving tech, fuel savings strategies, and key updates from Nextran, JASPER, and more.
Read More →President Trump signed a proclamation enacting 25% tariffs on the import of passenger vehicles and automotive parts. However, domestic automakers can get a break from that if they operate under the guidelines of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, established in 2020.
Read More →The Trump administration has provided U.S. automakers with an exemption from the new tariffs on goods imported from Canada, and Mexico if they operate under the guidelines of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which has been in place since July 2020.
Read More →After being put on hold for 30 days, President Donald Trump's new tariff terms will be in place starting March 4. That means surcharges of 25% on goods imported from Mexico, 10% on imports from Canada, and now 20% on those coming in from China.
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