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Medical Cards, English Proficiency Reshape Roadcheck Violations
Medical-card violations jumped to the top of the driver out-of-service list during CVSA’s 2026 International Roadcheck, while English-language proficiency violations appeared among the leading violations for the first time.
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Carrier Transicold Adds All-Electric TRU for Stationary Cold Storage
Carrier Transicold’s new Vector 8200 all-electric transport refrigeration unit gives fleets a diesel-free option for temporary refrigerated and frozen trailer storage.
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A Closer Look at Kenworth’s Electric T880E Vocational Truck [Video]
Learn more about Kenworth’s T880E battery-electric vocational truck at the Paccar Technical Center, including its range, applications, upfitting considerations, and PTO options, in this HDT Spotlight video.
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U.S., Canada aluminum groups oppose tariff fight
The U.S. and Canada should stop targeting each other with aluminum tariffs, according to industry groups, and instead forge a common front against China.
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Trump signals openness to beef processing rule changes
President Trump suggested he was open to changing federal regulations on beef processing, as the administration continues to target high meat prices as a priority.
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Grocer Loblaw revives Canadian product markers in stores
Loblaw Cos., the largest Canadian-owned grocery chain, is bringing back signs that shoppers used in 2025 to avoid U.S. products as they protested tariffs from President Trump.
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U.S. diesel stockpile falls to record seasonal low
U.S. diesel supplies have fallen to the lowest seasonal Mark ever, threatening to push prices even higher for the global economy’s workhorse fuel.
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Hyundai plans 100 new models, focus on U.S. hybrid push
Hyundai aims to challenge Toyota in the hot U.S. hybrid market and defend against low-cost Chinese rivals in the rest of the world.
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Port of Rijeka welcomes first Ro-Ro vessel from China
The Port of Rijeka has welcomed the first Ro-Ro vessel arriving from China at its Ro-Ro terminal. The vessel, AICC Huanghu, marked a new connection between China and the European market. The Croatian port said the call highlights its growing role as a gateway for automotive logistics and international trade. Its position on the Adriatic…
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Diesel Prices: It’s a Refining Crisis, Not Crude
Diesel prices are still above $5, and Aaron Decker says the real problem is refining capacity — not crude oil. In this FreightWaves Today interview, Decker breaks down crack spreads, refinery outages, low distillate inventories and how the Russia-Ukraine conflict is still hitting diesel markets. For carriers, brokers and shippers, this is the fuel outlook…