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26 March, 2025
World Wide Carriers seeks creditor protection, files NOI

World Wide Carriers and its related businesses have sought CCAA creditor protection and filed a Notice of Intent as they seek to restructure the business after a dispute among ownership […]

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26 March, 2025
KAG Canada using dual-fuel hydrogen truck for Edmonton fuel deliveries

KAG Canada has deployed a Class 8 truck equipped with Innovative Fuel Systems’ (IFS) hydrogen dual-fuel system to deliver fuel to the Edmonton International Airport. KAG has used IFS’s Multi-Fuel […]

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26 March, 2025
Aurora Driverless Safety Report demonstrates tech readiness

Autonomous trucking developer Aurora has issued a Driverless Safety Report, which outlines its approach to safety engineering, cybersecurity, risk management and other details as it advances driverless trucking tech. This, […]

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25 March, 2025
CBP intercepts Canadian trucker with almost 53 kg of cocaine at Ambassador Bridge

A Canadian truck driver is facing federal prosecution after U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) office of field operations discovered 52.96 kilograms (116 lb.) of cocaine at the Ambassador Bridge […]

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25 March, 2025
ATA lauds Barrs’ nomination as FMCSA administrator

The American Trucking Associations (ATA) is backing former Florida law enforcement official Derek Barrs to lead the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), following his nomination by president Donald Trump. […]

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25 March, 2025
Truck appointment system to cut wait times at Halifax port container terminal

A truck appointment system introduced this month at the Port of Halifax, N.S., is aimed at reducing waiting times and improving overall turnaround times. Container terminal operator PSA Halifax, owned […]

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24 March, 2025
Trucking Announcements: New hires at Wellington, InCharge Energy; TCA names chairwoman, recognizes Ward

Each week, TruckNews.com lists notable events, promotions and awards in the trucking industry. This week, Jennifer Watson joined Wellington Group of Companies as global business development manager, and Marie-Eve Gregoire of Location […]

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21 March, 2025
Peel Police bust re-VINning operation

Peel Regional Police have busted a re-VINning scheme involving tractors and trailers, some of them stolen. The Insurance Bureau of Canada defines re-VINning as: “the process whereby criminals illegally and […]

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21 March, 2025
Use telematics data to reduce risk, lower insurance costs: Bison Transport

Bison Transport has taken a proactive approach to safety and risk management, integrating telematics data with a coaching strategy to improve driver behavior and performance and, with it, reduce insurance […]

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21 March, 2025
Truck carrying cocaine intercepted at Coutts crossing

Another commercial truck carrying drugs into Canada was intercepted, this time at the Coutts crossing in Alberta. Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) discovered 108 kg of cocaine during a secondary […]

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21 March, 2025
ECONOMIC TRUCKING TRENDS: Weighing tariff impact on trailer demand

Trailer orders dove in February, but the real question is: What will tariffs mean to trailer builders and customers? And will a potential rollback of looming emissions requirements for Class […]

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21 March, 2025
Small fleets fight market pressures with cost controls, insurance and equipment strategies

Small trucking carriers are relying on cost-control strategies, customer relationships, and selective technology investments to stay afloat. As trucking is just coming out of 27 months of recession, the past […]

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20 March, 2025
PacLease puts first X15N engines into lease fleet

PacLease has delivered its first trucks powered by the Cummins X15N natural gas engine. The trucks were delivered to waste hauling company Bousum Trucking of Chambersburg, Penn. The trucks themselves […]

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20 March, 2025
ATA’s Costello: Tariffs could ruin long-awaited recovery in trucking

The trucking industry is showing signs of recovery after a prolonged downturn, but potential tariffs on Chinese, Mexican, and Canadian goods could threaten economic stability and further increase costs for […]

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20 March, 2025
Mack broadens offerings for MD Series

Mack Trucks has expanded its MD Series line with a new 23,000-lb. rear axle offering and a 325 hp engine rating. Mack says the move expands its versatility, opening it […]

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19 March, 2025
Volatile spot market tells the tale of tariff threats

February spot market data has revealed the impact just the threat of U.S.-imposed tariffs has had on cross-border freight, as well as the immediate aftermath. “Starting in February, there was […]

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19 March, 2025
CBSA officers intercept two truck shipments of cocaine

Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and RCMP officers recently stopped 419 kg of suspected cocaine from entering Canada by commercial truck at the Blue Water Bridge in Point Edward, Ont. […]

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19 March, 2025
DB Schenker takes delivery of new VNLs with camera mirror systems

Volvo Trucks North America (VTNA) has landed its first sizeable order for new VNLs with fully integrated camera monitoring systems. DB Schenker ordered 20 new VNLs featuring the camera monitoring […]

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19 March, 2025
Kenworth phasing out certain classic-styled models

Kenworth has announced it is phasing out some of its most rugged heavy-duty trucks, as it transitions its lineup to a wider cab platform. Customers wanting to order the W900, […]

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19 March, 2025
EPA reconsiders emissions rules, potential rollbacks could impact U.S. trucking

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is reviewing several key emissions regulations that could impact the trucking industry, including its GHG Phase 3 standards, NOx rule provisions, and the endangerment […]

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