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Preliminary March North America Class 8 net orders see declines
FTR reported that preliminary March net orders, at 18,200 units, were down 34% compared to February and off 4% annually. ACT reported that March preliminary North America Class 8 orders, at 17,300 units, were off 10,400 units, or roughly 40%, compared to February, and off 8.7% annually.

Trucking industry balks at new Biden administration rule on electric trucks: ‘Entirely unachievable’
The trucking industry says new, tougher-than-expected emission standards for heavy-duty trucks recently announced by the Biden Administration have unachievable targets and will carry real consequences for the U.S. supply chain and movement of freight throughout the economy.

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Landstar Executive Vice President of Specialized Freight Services Al Reisman

Preliminary Class 8 truck orders see December declines
FTR reported that December preliminary orders, at 26,620 units, trailed November by 26% and were off 6% annually. CT reported that that preliminary North American Class 8 December orders, at 26,500 units, were off by 15,000 units compared to November.

EPA’s proposed new vehicle emissions standards will require a watchful eye
With the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) earlier today rolling out new proposed federal vehicle emissions standards, with a two-fold objective of spurring on the country’s transition to a clean vehicles future and combatting the climate crisis, there is a lot to monitor on that front, especially as it relates to the trucking market, and, by extension, over-the-road supply chain and logistics operations.

Preliminary March Class 8 net orders see annual and sequential declines
FTR reported that March preliminary net orders—at 19,000 units—were down 11% annually and down 18%, from February to March. ACT reported that March preliminary Class 8 net orders—at 19,200 units—were down 10% annually and down 19%,from February to March.

Truckers blast EPA decision to allow tough, California air quality rules on heavy trucks
The Biden administration is allowing California to set rules phasing out diesel trucks. This has caused an uproar from regional and national trucking groups as well as the Owner-Operator Independent Driver Association (OOIDA) on the expected impact of the rules.

Ryder expands in Europe with acquisition of Hill Hire plc
Freight transportation and logistics services provider Ryder System said today it has acquired Hill Hire plc, a Bradford, England-based provider of commercial truck leasing, rental, and maintenance services, and an independently run and wholly owned subsidiary of Lloyds Banking Group.

 


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