Fullbay will host a shop owner roundtable webinar on July 19 at 11 a.m. MST. This roundtable discussion will be held as a webinar and will cover inflation, shortages, and marketing.
As the world gets more complex, companies must respond by putting the right people in charge. HDA Truck Pride leadership is doing just that by adding high-value people in new roles.
There is a shortage of diesel technicians in North America, so the technicians we do have should be rewarded. This year’s HDA Truck Pride Top Tech Finalists were recently announced.
Taking its systems and components expertise to the next level, ZF’s Collision Mitigation System is a new development specifically designed for city buses. Offering active braking to help avoid frontal collisions, the system is designed to simultaneously safeguard bus passengers from the adverse effects of sudden braking.
HDA Truck Pride announced the launch of the HDA Truck Pride Store at their annual meeting. It’s an exciting development from the nation’s largest and most trusted independent supplier of parts and service to the commercial vehicle aftermarket.
On April 21, 2022, Amerit Fleet Solutions and ZEVx announced that they have partnered to electrify vehicles by providing BEV (battery electric vehicle) fleet vehicle conversions and post conversion warranty support throughout North America.
We’re in Orlando this week to celebrate the HDA Truck Pride Annual Meeting and hear from their members, suppliers and the industry what makes them different. They’ll be focusing on the uniqueness of the organization along with the strategic focus they have in preparing for the future.
Diesel Emissions Service and GoGreen Communications have partnered to reduce costly idling behavior in commercial diesel fleets.
HDA Truck Pride is focusing on technology with the appointment of Laura Hewitt as Vice President of Information Technology. Leveraging her 25+ year of experience in the data and technology fields, Laura will lead the strategic planning, development, operations, and support for the organization.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will collect civil penalties from two companies that allegedly sold illegal “defeat devices” designed to render automobile emission controls inoperative, in violation of the federal Clean Air Act.
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