Western Truckers Adjust to Diesel Shortage

EDMONTON - No alarms going off yet, but only time will tell.

Frito-Lay Trucks Go Super-Electric

PLANO, TX - Company aims to be largest electric fleet in North America.

Top Banana Denies Chiquita’s Call for Tarsands Boycott

TORONTO - CTA satisfied with response, but will follow-up.

Welcome to South Euclid. Please Shut Off your Truck.

ARLINGTON, VA - ATRI releases cross-America listing of all idling laws.

Clean Energy Corp. Reveals LNG Truck Fueling Stations

SEAL BEACH, CA. - Pilot J and Clean Energy show LNG highway.

Navistar Joins the Natural Gas Brigade

LISLE, Ill. - New program offers customers quick payback on natural gas trucks. Without a hefty price tag.

FUEL AUDIT TRAIL

Blue Tree Systems launches "game changing" fuel auditor feature

Cummins Expands Natural-Gas Engine Line-up

COLUMBUS, IN. - Cummins to add heavy-duty on-highway natural-gas engine, inks new deal with Westport.

Wide-base Super Single Tires Good for Environment and Productivity, AMTA says.

EDMONTON - Transport minister says he'll keep an open mind and take closer look.

Obama Talks LNG, Congratulates DTNA Commitment

MOUNT HOLLY, NC. - We're not going to be able to drill our way out of the problem of high gas prices, Obama tells audience.

25 Ways for Drivers to Get (and Stay) Healthier

Of course these tips work for non-drivers, too.

Trailer Wizards, Trucks For Change Working Together Again

Trailer Wizard gives $5,000 gift to Trucks for Change (T4C), a non-profit organization that matches trucks with charities. It's the second consecutive year that Trailer Wizards is sponsoring T4C.

Canada Cartage Makes Winter Warmer For Kids

Canada Cartage and Peel Children's Aid Foundation worked together to transport 10,000 articles of clothing to a local warehouse to help impoverished families in the community.

Meritor Goes Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness

TROY, MI - Meritor is supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month, both here at home and over in France.

Presenting Trucker-V. 2013: Gallant, Green and Lean

EVANSVILLE, IN. - Next time somebody tells you trucker chivalry is dead, whip this on them: According to a recent survey, a full 75 percent of truckers have stopped at least once to help somebody on the side of the road. How many four-wheelers can say they've done that?