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Burglary Hits Mexican National Soccer Team in Oakland This week, the Mexican National Soccer Team faced a burglary incident in downtown Oakland. In the early hours of Monday morning, the team discovered their truck had been broken into, resulting in the theft of equipment valued at thousands of doll
Truck Driver Charged in Fatal Montana Crash In light of the controversy surrounding Indian-origin truck driver Harjinder Singh, who caused a fatal accident in Florida due to a wrong U-turn, another incident involving a migrant driver has come to light. This case involves Sarbjeet Parmar, who has bee
Dealers are experiencing consistent interest in used trucks, despite strict lending criteria affecting purchasing choices. In August, sales of used trucks saw a 28.5% increase compared to July, which had an 11.2% rise, as reported by Equipment Finance News’ Sales Index—part of the Average Truck Pric
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has extended the timeline for various potential trucking regulations to 2026, including a second proposal aimed at addressing purported price gouging by freight brokers. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) initially published a notice of prop
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Daimler Truck Seeking Partner for Autonomous Driving Unit Daimler Truck Holding AG is in search of a partner for its autonomous driving division, Torc Robotics Inc., to assist with its considerable investment requirements, according to sources familiar with the situation. The German truck manufactur
Higher Standards for Truck Drivers OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Drivers of large trucks are held to stricter standards, with federal regulations aimed at enhancing highway safety. Concerns from the Nebraska Trucking Association Kent Grisham, President and CEO of the Nebraska Trucking Association, emphasizes
California’s New Law Impacting Truck Drivers A California law set to take effect in January will change the classification of many independent contractors to employees, which may significantly reduce high-paying opportunities for truck drivers in the state, according to experts. Purpose of the Law T
Elmhurst’s Super Ego Holding Completes Renovation Phase ELMHURST, IL – Super Ego Holding, a trucking company located in the northside industrial park of Elmhurst, has successfully finished the next stage of its renovation. Situated at 677 N. Larch Ave., the firm announced that it will occupy the new
