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Volvo Advances Hydrogen Strategy with Real-World Truck Testing

April 1, 2026Volvo has begun on-road testing of hydrogen combustion engine trucks, advancing its multi-path strategy to decarbonize heavy transport ahead of a planned commercial launch in Europe before 2030.

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International Launches Level 4 Autonomous Freight Pilot with Ryder

April 1, 2026International has launched a joint autonomous truck pilot with Ryder that puts a factory-integrated autonomous vehicle into a live freight operation, marking a notable step beyond closed-course or limited terminal testing. As part of the pilot, Ryder is operating a daily 600-mile route along the I-35 corridor between its locations in Laredo and Temple, Texas....

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The Pursuit of 100% Uptime: Why the Next Competitive Edge Lives Beyond the Truck

March 31, 2026Uptime is shifting from repair to prevention, with fleets relying on connected systems and predictive tools to keep trucks working and revenue moving.

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NTSB Probes Safety Limits of Hands-Free Driving at Highway Speeds

March 31, 2026Two fatal 2024 crashes involving hands-free driving systems are now at the center of an NTSB review, raising new questions about automation performance and safety.

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Toyota Moves to Join Volvo Group, Daimler Truck in Fuel Cell Joint Venture cellcentric

March 31, 2026Toyota is seeking to become an equal shareholder in cellcentric, signaling a deeper commitment to scaling hydrogen fuel cell systems for commercial vehicles.

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EPA Targets DEF System Failures, Offering Relief for Heavy-Duty Truck Operations

March 30, 2026EPA’s latest move on diesel exhaust fluid systems aims to reduce unexpected derates and costly downtime, both persistent challenges for trucking operations.

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