Salt Lake City Dealership Expands Via Acquisition
Great Basin Cos., a medium- and heavy-duty truck and trailer dealership in Salt Lake City, announced it has acquired two companies in the Las Vegas area.
Autohaulers Seek Higher Weight for Heavier SUV Loads
Automobile haulers are hoping to have better luck next time getting an increase in weight allowances for their equipment on the highways.
‘Smorgasbord’ of Clients Feeds Hauler
Hauling freight for oil and gas exploration companies used to be the mainstay of Acme Truck Line. But years of cyclical booms and busts demonstrated that it needed other sources of revenue to continue growing.
'Smorgasbord' of Clients Feeds Hauler
Mike Coatney, president, Acme Truck LineHauling freight for oil and gas exploration companies used to be the mainstay of Acme Truck Line. But years of cyclical booms and busts demonstrated that it needed other sources of revenue to continue growing. That's why this "oil field hauler" began offering other services, including intermodal, logistics, courier and air freight..
Cochrane Keeps Zest for Trucking
When J. Harwood Cochrane founded truckload carrier Highway Express in 1991, he was starting his “second career” with high hopes.
Cochrane Keeps Zest for Trucking
When J. Harwood Cochrane founded truckload carrier Highway Express in 1991, he was starting his "second career" with high hopes.
Fleet Outsourcing Fills Hole in Krispy Kreme's Growth
Joe Pennell is not your typical private fleet manager. For one thing, he’s a former U.S. Army pilot who flew a Cobra helicopter gunship in the Persian Gulf War. For another, he doesn’t manage any trucks.
Agency: Raise High Trailer Lights
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration no longer will leave it up to trailer manufacturers to determine where to place identification and clearance lamps.
Agency: Raise High Trailer Lights
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration no longer will leave it up to trailer manufacturers to determine where to place identification and clearance lamps.
Lift Group Lauds Training Rules
When the Industrial Truck Association meets this week in Washington, D.C., its members will be basking in a victory.