Today every part of the world is undergoing infrastructural development of some kind or the other. Many developing countries are busy in construction of roads, highways, residential and commercial buildings to provide better infrastructure for the growth of the nation and its people. These have given rise to construction industry.
If you are in construction industry, [...]

Arlington, Va. – Tolling Interstate 95, as proposed by Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, would harm the state, as well as the nation’s economy, more than help repair the corridor, American Trucking Associations President and CEO Bill Graves said in a statement.
“While it is true that I-95 is one of the ‘most important and heavily [...]

Arlington, Va. – The report by the National Transportation Safety Board on a tragic 2010 crash near Munfordville, Ky., underscores the importance of state and federal policymakers moving forward on a number of items in American Trucking Associations’ progressive safety agenda.
This crash, like all truck-involved crashes, is a tragedy and we’re hopeful that NTSB’s recommendations [...]

Arlington, Va. – American Trucking Associations President and CEO Bill Graves said that while President Obama’s jobs proposal could boost employment temporarily, it is no replacement for passing long-overdue multiyear transportation legislation.
“We certainly appreciate that President Obama is again looking at using infrastructure investments to boost the economy,” Graves said. “However, his jobs legislation will [...]

ARLINGTON, Va. — The American Trucking Associations (ATA) would like to remind you that September 11-17 is National Truck Driver Appreciation Week (NTDAW). This week is set aside to honor the 3.2 million professional truck drivers nationwide for their hard work and commitment in tackling one of our economy’s most demanding and important jobs.
Motor [...]

During this weekend, when Renault Trucks colours were everywhere, various attractions got the message across to the 20,000 visitors attending that the manufacturer was this event’s main partner via its Belgium-Dutch subsidiary. Everyone called it the “Renault Trucks Grand Prix”. On the track, the Pace Truck boasted the Renault Trucks colours for all four races, [...]

Since 2010, Renault Trucks has been a partner to the “It’s Not Magic Discovery Truck” inspired by the legendary truck featured in the TV show. The manufacturer makes a Renault Magnum truck available to the operation’s organisers. Its trailer is fitted out like a science laboratory and enables children aged between 7 and 11 to [...]

Stuttgart/Chelny – At the COMTRANS commercial vehicle show in Moscow, Daimler Trucks and the Russian truck manufacturer Kamaz presented another milestone of their partnership: the public unveiling of their first jointly developed truck. The new Kamaz truck is equipped with Daimler Trucks components which Kamaz has modified for the Russian market.
In order to produce the [...]

NORTHFIELD, Minn – There’s nothing complicated about building a successful trucking company, said Rob Taylor, president of Taylor Truck Line Inc., Northfield, Minn. Taylor follows three simple rules he learned from his father, Jerry Taylor, who began trucking full time in 1957.
“Anything we can do to reduce downtime is important to us,” said Taylor, who [...]

BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. – Starting as a regional beer hauler in 1936, Millis Transfer of Black River Falls, Wis., has grown to more than 800 trucks (mostly Kenworths), 2,500 trailers and about 100 owner-operators. the carrier services customers across America, hauling a variety of dry-van products ranging from glass containers and food products, to [...]