Emissions can be reduced, and trucking fleets still can rely on today’s predominant vehicle technologies and fueling infrastructure.

Diesel engines are the backbone of the commercial vehicle industry. They haul freight, power equipment, and keep vital operations moving. But as diesel technology has advanced, so too has the ...

Limiting idle time is one among several strategies diesel truck owner-operators use to ensure engine oil is performing in ...

Diesel engines are more complex than petrol when it comes to managing the pollutants, resulting in higher level of pollutant ...

The Cold Weather Diesel Reliability Act would require the EPA to authorize manufacturers to suspend engine derates and ...

According to sources such as Ohio Diesel, the current 6.7-liter Cummins inline-six is the most reliable diesel engine used in ...

CVSA's letter to FMCSA suggested withholding the bar for ELP compliance from truckers was a big barrier to increasing ...

Welcome to what is going to be a weird week here at the Showdown! I’m currently sitting in a fancy-pants hotel room in Fort ...

Stakeholders are calling for 'pricing clarity' on electric trucks to qualify for state funds, arguing secret negotiations ...

At Agritechnica 2025, New Holland unveiled a hybrid full-size telehandler prototype which the OEM says combines the autonomy ...

Houston, Tex.-based HyOrc Corporation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Cincinnati, Ohio-based Zeltech ...

Toyota unveils the all-new ninth-generation Hilux, its first-ever electric pickup, launching globally in December 2025 with ...