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Jack Cooper receives approval for Allied takeover

Following a successful bid for the acquisition of Allied System Holdings reported last month, North American vehicle haulier Jack Cooper Transport has received government approval to proceed with its takeover of the bankrupt rival carrier. The company expects to integrate the assets of Allied in December, following the customary business integration processes and legal checks.

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Next-generation training technology, Part 3: driving games

For 2,200 drivers at Covenant Transport, every day is another chance to reach the summit of fuel efficiency. Some will be towing 80,000 pounds up the Rockies. Others will be rolling through Texas with 36,000 pounds and a strong tailwind.

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Renault-Nissan and Mitsubishi will export sedan from South Korea

As part of a new wide-ranging agreement between the Renault Nissan Alliance and Mitsubishi Motors Corporation, which will involve shared products, technology and manufacturing capacity, the companies will export a D-segment sedan model from the Renault Samsung Motors (RMC) plant in Busan, South Korea for sale in the US and Canada under the Mitsubishi badge. 

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Volvo’s Take on the Mexican Truck Market

GUADALAJARA, MEXICO — As the battle over implementing cross-border trucking has been waged since it was called for in the North American Free Trade Agreement in the ’90s, much has been said about the state of the trucking industry in Mexico.

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Self-certification, medical certificate deadline for drivers looms

Truck drivers have until Jan. 30 to self-certify their operating status and provide medical examiner’s certificates to state driver licensing agencies.

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Kia Soul EV Aiming for 120-Mile Range

After first teasing the car in late September, Kia announces more details today of its upcoming Soul electric vehicle. The Soul EV, due next year in the U.S., should be able to travel 120 miles (193 km) on a single charge, Kia says, making it one of the longest-range EVs in the U.S. from a […]

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5 Things Drivers Never Should Do at the Scene of an Accident

The time to plan how you’re going to respond at the scene of an accident is before you are involved in an accident. How a truck driver responds on the scene has a major impact on the outcome of any claims that may follow.

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Agency proposes changes to help military, vets transition into trucking

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration in light of an in-house study says it wants to implement some regulation changes to help former military personnel U.S. veterans more easily transition to civilian truck driving jobs. The agency says it plans to implement the changes “as soon as possible.â€

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NTSB questions FMCSA’s oversight of motor carriers, calls for audit of agency

In light of four deadly crashes that it has investigated within the past year, the National Transportation Safety Board has recommended to Department of Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx that the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration be audited on its oversight capabilities of motor carriers and trucking companies.

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