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December Class 8 Orders Skyrocket to Over 25,000, Analysts Say

Orders for new Class 8 trucks in North America more than doubled in December from the same month in 2009 and totaled more than 25,000 units, two research organizations reported.

January 10, 2011

Opinion: Late Fees and Supply Chain Integrity

Appointment scheduling is common in today’s transportation industry. It allows for the orderly receipt of shipments, reduces waiting time and increases routing and operations productivity. When all goes according to plan, the supply chain flows with optimal efficiency.

January 7, 2011

Accuride Resumes NYSE Trading

Commercial vehicle parts maker Accuride Corp. was relisted on the New York Stock Exchange in December.

December 29, 2010

Ryder to Buy Scully Cos.

Ryder System said it will acquire The Scully Companies, a California-based provider of contract carriage and related services.

December 17, 2010

Philadelphia Manufacturing Expands at Highest Rate in Five Years

Manufacturing activity in the Philadelphia region rose this month at the fastest level in more than five years, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said Thursday.

December 16, 2010

ISM Services Index Expands in November

The U.S. economy’s service sector expanded at a faster pace in November, the Institute for Supply Management said Friday.

December 3, 2010

Some Fleets Postpone Preventive Maintenance as Economics Override Weather Conditions

When the economy deteriorates, the use of preventive maintenance at trucking companies — including programs involving tires — sometimes follows suit, regardless of climate conditions such as the coming of winter.

December 6, 2010

Yokohama Boosting Commercial Tire Prices 6%

Following moves by other tire makers, Yokohama Tire Corp. said Monday it will boost prices of its light- and medium-duty commercial truck and off-road tires by up to 6%, effective Jan. 1.

November 22, 2010

Aging U.S. Truck Fleet Could Lead to Production Boost Next Year

Truck production in North America could climb more than 50% next year due to an aging U.S. truck fleet, Bloomberg reported.

November 19, 2010