From advanced driver aids to secure anchor points and climate control, the safety of the four-legged friends of fleet drivers ...

Koch Trucking operates a modern fleet, all three years old or newer, with a longstanding commitment to investing in vehicles ...

Prepare for an explosive showdown! Watch as Big & Small Monster Trucks go head-to-head against a Nuclear Bomb in this jaw-dropping test of power and endurance. Who will survive the ultimate ...

For our next story, we're going inside the cab of a big rig. The U.S. needs more truck drivers, and right now, new technology is promising to help those drivers or to replace them. NPR's Camila ...

SMH Ochsner and the Slidell Noon Lions Club hosted their annual Touch-A-Truck event for kids on Oct. 26 on the hospital grounds, giving children the chance to see, touch, sit in and even pretend-drive ...

Start/stop systems are among the simplest ideas in automotive history—turn off the engine when you don’t need it, save fuel, and start again when you do. Passenger cars embraced this decades ago, but ...

The VNL 860 is the big boy in Volvo's line up: a high-roof sleeper truck with a 77-inch sleeper cab designed for long-haul comfort and functionality. Features include a versatile, Murphy-style ...

“The future of autonomous trucking hinges on three critical areas: autonomous technology that is safe, scalable, and can deliver on customer needs; hardware that is purpose-built for autonomous ...

Self-driving truck startup Waabi shared Tuesday at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 the launch of a new autonomous truck made in partnership with Volvo, the Volvo VNL Autonomous truck. The unveiling comes ...

Volvo Autonomous Solutions will begin production of its second-generation VNL Autonomous tractors in the coming weeks at Volvo Trucks North America’s New River Valley plant in Virginia. The move ...

STOCKHOLM—Volvo VOLV.B-0.20%decrease; red down pointing triangle expects the North American truck market to be slightly weaker next year as customers remain cautious, but Europe is expected to hold up ...

STOCKHOLM--Volvo expects the North American truck market to be slightly weaker next year as customers remain cautious, but Europe is expected to hold up better. The Swedish truckmaker said the North ...