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FedEx, UPS sued by customers seeking tariff refunds

Tue Mar 03, 2026
Neil Abt
FedEx and UPS are among the companies facing proposed class-action lawsuits by customers seeking refunds for tariffs they have paid.  On Feb. 20, the Supreme Court invalidated President Donald Trump’s […] . . .

TLG Peterbilt donates electric 579EV to Pittsburg State University

Tue Mar 03, 2026
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The Larson Group (TLG) Peterbilt has donated a new Peterbilt Model 579EV to Pittsburg State University, giving students hands-on experience with battery-electric Class 8 truck technology. The all-electric tractor will […] . . .

Elemental Trucks completes development of 63.5-tonne hydrogen fuel cell Class 8 truck

Tue Mar 03, 2026
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Toronto-based Elemental Trucks says it has completed development of what it describes as Canada’s first commercially available 63.5-tonne hydrogen fuel-cell-electric truck, positioning the company to enter the heavy-haul, long-distance segment […] . . .

Mack rolls out all-new Keystone, redesigned Granite

Tue Mar 03, 2026
Leo Barros
Mack Trucks has bolstered its Class 8 vocational lineup, rolling out the all-new Keystone and a reimagined Granite. Promising brawn and brains to complete the toughest jobs, the trucks were […] . . .

ACT Expo names FedEx Freight CEO as keynote, unveils 2026 speaker lineup

Tue Mar 03, 2026
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ACT Expo has announced that incoming FedEx Freight president and CEO John Smith will deliver the opening keynote at its 2026 event, while also unveiling a speaker roster featuring nearly […] . . .

Manitoulin Transport opens new Moncton terminal to boost Atlantic service

Tue Mar 03, 2026
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Manitoulin Transport has expanded its Atlantic Canada footprint with the opening of a new 23,000 sq.-ft. terminal in Moncton, N.B. Located at 200 Babineau Blvd. E., the facility features 22 […] . . .

Barrs says FMCSA to maintain aggressive pace to remove bad actors

Mon Mar 02, 2026
Krystyna Shchedrina
Derek Barrs, head of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, said the agency will continue to pursue aggressive rules and enforcement actions as it works to remove bad actors from […] . . .