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Trucking’s revenues will grow from $1.01 trillion in 2023 to $1.51 trillion in 2034, which will account for 78.8% of the freight market The American Trucking Associations released new projections showing truck tonnage will grow to 14.2 billion tons by the year 2034, securing the industry’s position as the dominant mover of goods in the United States. “In this edition […]
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The lack of truck parking has a severe impact on the health and wellbeing of truck drivers and even broader safety implications for the motoring public The American Trucking Associations—the largest national trade association representing every segment of the U.S. trucking industry—told members of a U.S. Senate panel today that the national truck parking shortage […]
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FTR report that the Decline from September Had Been Anticipated FTR reported Class 8 orders for October at 28,000 units, down 10% from September and 35% from October 2022. The weaker comparisons were well within expectations given the weakness in freight transportation and the ongoing normalization of equipment markets following exceptional demand in 2022. Class […]
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Heavy-Duty Site Enables Fleet Electrification for Transportation To and From the Country’s Largest Shipping Ports TeraWatt Infrastructure, a company powering electrified fleets with the most reliable network of charging solutions, announced the groundbreaking of its heavy duty electric vehicle (EV) charging site based in Rancho Dominguez, California. Located less than 15 miles north of the ports […]
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“MAGTEC’s forward-thinking work, centered on their pioneering SafeSpeed technology, aligns squarely with our goal to bring road safety technology leaders and fleet truck operators together to make our roads safer,” said Peter Goldwasser, TSR’s Executive Director Together for Safer Roads (TSR), a leading non-governmental organization dedicated to fostering cross-sector partnerships and using technological innovation to […]
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The new study from Forbes Advisor revealed that Montana is the most dangerous state for drivers, while New Jersey is the safest Highlights from report: Auto accidents are among the leading causes of death among adults and children. But did you know your chances of being involved in a fatal car crash are higher in […]
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