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Press Release Summary This news was disseminated by IBN, a versatile communications firm focused on bridging public companies with investors. Bollinger Motors Partners with Broadway Ford Truck Center LOS ANGELES – (NewMediaWire) – December 11, 2024 – Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ: MULN) has declared that its subsidiary, Bollinger Motors, has forged a partnership with Broadway Ford Truck Center, located in St. Louis, making them an official dealer and strengthening Bollinger’s presence in the Midwest. The all-electric Class 4 B4 Chassis Cab truck by Bollinger, which boasts a 158-kilowatt-hour battery and is designed for fleet operations, commenced deliveries in October. Dennis Phillips,…
Overview of EPA Regulations Under Biden’s Administration Are you aware of the greenhouse gas standards and mandates concerning emissions set by the Biden administration for light- and medium-duty vehicles that will begin in model year 2027? Particularly relevant to the trucking sector are the impending deadlines concerning emissions regulations for heavy-duty vehicles. Trucking Industry’s Preemptive Strategies In preparation for the 2027 model-year regulations on emissions and fuel efficiency, the trucking industry has been devising strategies, such as planning to pre-purchase more units of 2025 and 2026 model-year tractors. This approach aims to minimize the need for purchasing costlier 2027 models,…
Truck Transportation Jobs Hold Steady, Warehouse Employment Declines According to the latest report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the truck transportation sector saw minimal changes in February, while warehouse employment continued its prolonged decrease. In February, the truck transportation sector experienced a loss of 300 jobs, marking the smallest fluctuation in employment numbers since August 2022, when there was a similar increase of 300 jobs. The total number of jobs in this sector for February was recorded at 1,551,200. Notably, when adjusted for seasonal factors, the January employment figure for truck transportation was revised down to 1,551,500 jobs, a…
Heartfelt Reunion after Life-Saving Rescue FARGO — A 79-year-old man from Breckenridge, Minnesota, expressed his gratitude upon meeting the heroes who saved his life after he collapsed while working in Fargo. Harvey Andel, a veteran at the Minn-Dak Beet Piler in Galchutt, North Dakota, was revived thanks to the prompt actions of several truck drivers. A Life-Changing Encounter As Andel stood in front of the Sanford AirMed helicopter that transported him to Sanford Hospital on November 22, he marveled, “This is what I rode in?” unaware that he would soon meet the individuals responsible for his recovery. Thanking His Rescuers…
As the Philadelphia Phillies prepare for spring training in sunny Florida, a team of Phillies staff members, including the beloved Phillie Phanatic, braved the cold in Philadelphia to load a semi-truck with everything needed for the upcoming 2025 season. On the early morning of Monday, February 3, they convened before dawn to fill a Citizens Bank-sponsored trailer at Citizens Bank Park. “Truck Day is an exhilarating occasion as it brings us closer to the return of Phillies baseball,” said Dan O’Rourke, the Phillies Manager of Equipment & Umpire Services. “Thanks to Citizens, our equipment truck will be festively adorned, creating…
Investigation into Unsolved Cases Linked to Deceased Convicted Murderer Officials from the Maryland State Police Homicide Unit are actively pursuing leads related to unresolved cases that may involve a now-deceased convicted murderer, who had been implicated in a homicide that occurred in Frederick County in 2006. Charges Against Garry Artman In September 2022, Garry Artman, a 64-year-old resident of White Springs, Florida, was charged by Maryland State Police in connection with the murder of Dusty Shuck, a 24-year-old woman found dead near a rest area in Frederick County in 2006. Artman faced multiple charges, including first- and second-degree murder, and…
Bob Ronai Bob has over 50 years of experience in the exporting and importing sector, beginning his career in international banking and later moving into international trade. Quick Guide to Incoterms Download our complimentary short guide Download now Comprehensive Incoterms Guide Purchase our 96-page detailed guide Buy now Cost, Insurance and Freight (CIF) – Incoterms® 2020 Rules [UPDATED 2024] The Cost, Insurance and Freight (CIF) Incoterm is essentially similar to the CFR Incoterm, with one key difference: the inclusion of insurance. In the CIF agreement, although the risk transfers to the seller once the goods are loaded onto the vessel,…
Truckers Request Regulatory Relief from Congressman EASTON, Pa. — During a visit to a South Side depot on Friday afternoon, members of the Lehigh Valley trucking community appealed to U.S. Representative Ryan Mackenzie for relief from federal regulations and taxes impacting their industry. Mackenzie, a Republican from the Lehigh Valley, engaged with approximately a dozen individuals over the course of an hour at Ward Transport & Logistics Corp. The Altona-based firm employs 1,700 people, with around 110 based at its Hilton Street site. After addressing concerns raised by trucking representatives, Mackenzie took an 18-wheeler for a drive in the company’s…
Former NFL Star Transitions to Successful Trucking Business A former NFL linebacker has shared details about his significant career shift, as he now manages a “six-figure trucking business” in partnership with Amazon. Sidney Tarver, who played for two of the league’s prominent teams, has channeled his competitive spirit and determination into the world of entrepreneurship. Sidney Tarver claims to earn £40,000 a week from his new businessCredit: YouTube/SidneyTarver After being signed by the Cleveland Browns as an undrafted free agent in 2011 and later joining the Jacksonville Jaguars, Sidney’s dreams were cut short due to a career-ending injury after just…
3. Encourage a Nutritious Diet Maintaining a healthy diet while working can be challenging, particularly for those in long-haul trucking, maritime crews, aviation personnel, and flight staff. A study conducted in the U.S. indicated that truck drivers have higher rates of obesity, diabetes, and elevated cholesterol compared to the national average.6 Similarly, research involving 404 long-haul truckers in Germany—an essential logistics center—showed that nearly 46% were classified as overweight and 30% as obese. These individuals tended to consume more energy drinks, processed meats, and canned meals while on the road than they would at home. To address the unhealthy eating…