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    Concern over the economy was the top-ranked trucking industry issue of 2024, according to ATRI. Researchers noted that rising operational costs, the lingering freight recession, and declining freight rates make the economy a top concern for motor carriers and drivers alike.
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    No duh: Economy trucking’s top concern

    Josh Fisher
    Jan. 6, 2025
    Fleet leaders continue to stress over freight, rate levels and lawsuit abuse
    Josh Fisher | EBM Commercial Vehicle Group
    Chris Spear, president and CEO of American Trucking Associations, gives his State of the Industry address at ATA's 2024 management conference in Nashville, Tennessee.
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    Trucking at a crossroads

    Josh Fisher
    Dec. 23, 2024
    ATA’s Spear reminds industry what’s at stake
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    NTDA launches PAC to tackle inventory tax

    Dec. 16, 2024
    Change would grant trailer dealers the same tax benefits currently available to auto and truck dealers, promoting fairness, business growth, and economic stability, NTDA says
    Jeremy Wolfe | EBM Commercial Vehicle Group
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    Wabash highlights Acutherm reefer body with EcoNex

    Jeremy Wolfe
    Dec. 15, 2024
    Wabash’s new composite material could make refrigerated transportation a more efficient and green industry. Transportation today faces constant pressure to become more energy...
    John Hitch ︱ EBM Commercial Vehicle Group
    The Freightliner 114SD Plus was among the vehicles measured, photographed, and crawled around during the recent NTEA Commercial Vehicle Upfitting Summit.
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    Medium-duty 2025 CV roundup

    TBB Staff
    Dec. 11, 2024
    Here's what the major OEMs have to offer
    John Hitch | EBM Commercial Vehicle Group
    The HV Series integration updates include factory installed PTOs, enhanced Diamond Logic electronics, increased ground clearance, new tag and pusher options, and standardized fuel water and air dryer locations.
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    Kevin Jones | Trailer-Body Builders
    The Kögel Cool Liteshell, billed as the “new generation refrigerated vehicle,” is distinguished by its panel technology. In total, the unladen weight of the vehicle is reduced by 700kg (1,540 lbs).
    Kevin Jones | Trailer-Body Builders
    Speaking at the Wabash Ignite Conference, Oct. 1, in Louisville, Kentucky, Wabash CEO From CEO Brent Yeagy calls for industry the industry to work togethjer to solve 'the big problems.'
    Kevin Jones | Trailer-Body Builders
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