
EPA 2027 NOx Rule Expected Late June — 35 mg/hp-hr Limit Stands
Heavy-duty engine makers say the agency will keep the 35-milligram-per-horsepower-hour NOx standard in the final rule, down from today's 200 mg/hp-hr.
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Heavy-duty engine makers say the agency will keep the 35-milligram-per-horsepower-hour NOx standard in the final rule, down from today's 200 mg/hp-hr.

The CAPE system launched April 20 and is processing refund claims faster than expected, but eligibility windows and documentation requirements still trip up…

Digital broker's Q1 2026 revenue climbed to $1.34 billion, up $47 million from a year earlier, though operating losses continued at $30 million.

First-quarter orders climbed to 114,043 units while revenue and earnings fell — signaling fleet confidence despite OEM margin pressure.

Lidar supplier targets trucking ADAS with four-pillar plan emphasizing design-to-cost, open software framework, and modular hardware across vehicle classes.

Four-year agreement bars autonomous vehicles, restricts AI routing systems at DHL Express facilities in 16 states.
Amazon Supply Chain Services now handles third-party freight, distribution, and parcel shipping for manufacturers and retailers, potentially shifting domestic…

John Smith says renewable natural gas expansion hinges on business case — fleet will add RNG units only when TCO pencils out against diesel baseline.

VTNA's top executive confirmed the Class 8 battery-electric tractor will be available for order before year-end, but gave no pricing, range, or production…
Volvo's 2027-compliant D13 delivers 540 hp, 1,950 lb-ft, and what the OEM calls the industry's strongest engine brake—while cutting fuel consumption 10% in…

Sparrows Point terminal will add 1 million TEU annual capacity and on-dock rail by 2030, first privately financed U.S. container terminal in decades.

Chattanooga-based 3PL plants corporately owned facility in central Mexico to manage OTR, intermodal, air, and ocean equipment directly rather than through…