Truck and Bus News

Daimler has announced that it is strengthening its push toward automated trucks and buses with a new Automated Truck Research & Development Center in Portland, Oregon in the U.S. Daimler says the new innovation facility […]

After a six-day, 3680km journey across the United States, Shell’s Starship has apparently proved its tagline of being ‘super fuel-efficient’ by posting some truly impressive fuel  efficiency figures on its run. The truck, jointly developed […]

Isuzu has announced what it is claiming is the first ever two-pedal 4×4 light truck on the Australian market with the launch of its NPS 75/45-155 4×4 AMT. It’s the market leader’s shot across the […]

The Australian commercial vehicle market is booming and after five months is on track to record both a record half-year result and a stonking year-end volume number as well. Truck sales to the end of […]

Volvo Group Australia has announced the replacement. for Volvo Truck Vice President of sales, Mitch Peden, as he departs the Australian operation to take up his new role as president of Volvo Malaysia. It has […]

New Zealands Cameron Nicol has been announced as the Freightliner Australia Pacific Technician of the Year. The final stage of the competition was held recently at the newly established Daimler Truck and Bus Training Academy […]

In what Scania has described as a sad happy day  the company has market the end of production for its PGR truck range  with a video  now that the last PGR truck made in Europe has  left the […]

The Los Angeles Times has published an expose on the failings of  the efforts to deploy electric buses in California’s largest city through its LA Metro operation. The Times published an major story in its […]