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Summary: Trucking organizations recently expressed their approval of the Trump administration’s proposal to reevaluate truck emissions regulations, which the industry had claimed were unrealistic within the established timelines. Notable groups, including the American Trucking Associations, the Truc
EPA Causes Uncertainty for Trucking OEMs with Emissions Rule Rollback Plans On Wednesday, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the agency’s intention to reassess the emissions regulations established during the Biden-Harris administration. The focus for the trucki
Trucking manufacturers are preparing to comply with upcoming emissions regulations for model year 2027. (WendellandCarolyn/Getty Images) [Stay updated on transportation news: Subscribe to TTNews in your inbox.] Trump Administration’s Overhaul of Environmental Regulations The Trump administration is
Changing Landscape in Trucking It’s evident that the trucking industry is set to undergo transformation as the new Trump administration takes root in Washington. Many experts are optimistic about the future after what may have been one of the longest economic downturns the industry has ever faced. T
Pioneering Electric Trucks: Rudy Diaz’s Bold Move Two years prior, Rudy Diaz, the 45-year-old owner of Hight Logistics, a trucking business managing container transport from Los Angeles ports, made a daring decision by incorporating some of the nation’s earliest electric heavy-duty trucks into his f
New Regulations for Truck Drivers in Vietnam Beginning January 1, 2025, Vietnam plans to enforce stringent new rules for truck drivers aimed at improving road safety and maintaining compliance in the expanding trucking sector. These regulations are part of the amended Law on Traffic Order and Safety
Truckers are feeling “very optimistic” about the future of the auto sector with President Donald Trump at the helm, especially after experiencing what they perceive as inattention from the Biden administration, a trucking executive shared with Fox News Digital. Mike Kucharski, co-owner and vice pres
A group of trucking associations is urging governors in nine states to reconsider the Advanced Clean Trucks initiative and collaborate with the industry to explore more effective methods for reducing truck emissions. On December 17, eight state trucking associations sent a letter to the governors of
halt on New Internal Combustion Vehicle Orders PORTLAND, Ore. — Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA) has announced a cessation of all new orders for internal combustion vehicles intended for registration in Oregon, as stated in their communication on December 20, 2024. Official Statement Mary C. Aufd
