Even before SAF-Holland acquired Haldex, the two companies were working together on integrating each other’s products. SAF-Holland was already one of Haldex’s biggest global customers and talks were in progress on pairing SAF’s air disc brakes with Haldex’s disc brake calipers and actuators to reduce weight. “A major step in our continued growth and product […]
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A limited strike by autoworkers in the U.S. is expected to affect the sector in Canada as the industry in both countries is deeply integrated. About 13,000 U.S. workers went […] Source: Truck News
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Bandag set new records in 2022, with a 9% increase in North American retread tire sales totaling more than 7 million retreads. The company also invested US$60 million into its Abilene, Texas retread plant, which it says will boost capacity by 16%. It also launched a new last mile tire system intended to accelerate retreads
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Link Mfg., developer and manufacturer of specialty-engineered suspensions, suspension controls and air management products, on Tuesday named Marco Morales as director of engineering, suspension controls. A 20-year engineering and manufacturing veteran with a background in managing business growth, Morales has implemented changes that have resulted in increased profits, improved efficiencies and enhanced management control for
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The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has told the feds that the shortage of professional drivers represents one of the biggest threats to Canada’s economic recovery. Addressing the House Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Communities this week, CTA president Stephen Laskowski implored the feds to intervene. “There is an old saying in our sector you
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At first glance, Javelin Robotics’ truck looks much like any other Peterbilt 579. But the “crown” of sensors that replaces the sun visor hints at the tech-laden enhancements underneath. Dubbed […] Source: Truck News
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The analysts at ACT Research are losing confidence that lingering supply chain issues will subside enough to enable manufacturers to ramp up commercial truck production anytime soon. In its Commercial Vehicle Dealer Digest, ACT reports OEMs may not be able to fully meet customer demand this, or even next, year. “Recent commentary from leaders in
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Trucking companies and sponsors affiliated with the Trucks for Change (T4C) network recently joined forces to assemble nutritious food packs as part of Food Banks Canada’s annual After the Bell […] Source: Truck News
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Tire and auto services retailer network Point S Canada is continuing to expand and marking its arrival in Western Canada with 16 new retailers. The rapid deployment is being conducted in partnership with North Country Distributor. The network now has more than 870 stores operating under its banner. “We are thrilled to be expanding our
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Rodeo du Camion is a trucking spectacle like few others, drawing thousands of people to Notre Dame du Nord, Que. — all looking to experience the roar of the power, […] Source: Truck News
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