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New Truck Emissions Rule Proposal May End DEF Derates
Truck Emissions Rule changes proposed by EPA would eliminate DEF deratements entirely for new heavy-duty trucks and revise manufacturer requirements.
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Weigh-In-Motion Technology Coming to More Colorado Sites
Weigh-In-Motion upgrades are moving to Limon as Colorado modernizes truck weighing systems to improve freight flow and reduce delays at weigh stations.
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New PACCAR Update May Cut Roadside Downtime from Derates
New PACCAR updates MX-11 and MX-13 engine software to give Kenworth and Peterbilt truck drivers more time before severe DEF derates.
Spot Market: Dry Van Rates Hit New Record High
Spot Market dry van rates reached a record high before July 4, while reefer rates surged and flatbed rates remained near historic highs...
Texas Trucking Show 2026: Free Registration and More
Texas Trucking Show 2026 returns to Houston with free registration, 300+ exhibitors, new trucking technology, equipment, and industry services.
July 4th Cargo Theft: High Value Loads Targeted
Verisk CargoNet warns that cargo theft risk may rise during July 4 freight delays as high-value loads, parked trailers, and carrier fraud schemes...
Latest Trucking Jobs Results Show Little Change
Bureau of Labor Statistics reports June trucking jobs were mostly flat, signaling a cautious labor market for drivers, fleets, recruiters, & trucking companies.
DEF: New EPA Guidance Could Cut Repair Delays
New EPA guidance clarifies DEF repair access for truck drivers, fleets, and independent shops while keeping emissions compliance rules in place.
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DEF Derate Targeted in the Latest Daimler Update
A Daimler DEF derate update covers 330,000 trucks and may help some Freightliner and Western Star drivers avoid 5 mph limits during emissions...
Road Repairs Get $1.9 Billion in New USDOT Funding
USDOT announced $1.9 billion for Road Repairs and bridge repairs damaged by natural disasters, including more than $908 million tied to Hurricane Helene.
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