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Volvo Begins Road Testing Future Hydrogen Truck

Volvo initiates road testing of hydrogen trucks for greater energy efficiency and reduced emissions compared to traditional combustion engines. Deployment planned before 2030, offering a three-path approach to decarbonization: battery-electric, fuel-cell electric, and renewable fuels.


East Trailers Accelerates Growth with New Manufacturing Line Expansion

East Trailers LLC is expanding its manufacturing line to accelerate growth. The move will create 175 new jobs, invest $3 million, and introduce new trailer products from parent company Fultra. This development signals a strategic expansion in production capacity and design capabilities, enhancing value for customers.


Felling Trailers Delivers a Custom Solution That Exceeds Expectations for the City of Lethbridge

Felling Trailers creates two custom FT-24-3 UPTs for the city of Lethbridge, exceeding expectations with a solution tailored to efficiently transport utility poles, transformers, and heavy materials. The trailers met diverse load requirements and were built to withstand daily utility work, showcasing Felling's commitment to exceeding customer needs.


Reading Truck Unveils All-New Bodies at Work Truck Week '26

Reading Truck has unveiled new work truck models at Work Truck Week 2026. The combo body combines storage and utility, with two new RHD products for heavy-duty use. The crane bodies RM-25 and RM-45 offer lifting performance. The bodies focus on productivity, user experience, and flexibility, customizable for various vocational purposes. Support includes 22 Reading Truck centers and a partner network across the US and Canada. More info at readingtruck.com.


Stoops Announces New Dealership in Grayling, Mich.

Stoops Freightliner-Western Star opens new dealership in Grayling, Michigan, filling a crucial gap in Northern Michigan's heavy-duty truck market. The facility offers specialized service, comprehensive parts availability, and dual-brand sales solutions for customers in the region.


ODOT's New Truck Parking Facility Coming to Medina County

ODOT is converting Medina County rest areas into a new truck parking facility, aiming to improve safety and address the lack of truck parking in Ohio. The project includes expansion, lighting, and restroom facilities, costing approximately $6.8 million. It is part of a larger initiative adding 1,400 truck parking spaces across the state by late 2027.