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Vevor Opens Houston Store
VEVOR has announced the opening of its first-ever U.S. brick-and-mortar home improvement store in Houston.

Hyundai XCIENT Fuel Cell Trucks North America
Hyundai Translead will serve as the official distributor of Hyundai’s XCIENT Fuel Cell Trucks in North America.

First Brands Group Initiates Voluntary Chapter 11
First Brands Group, a supplier of automotive parts, has announced that the Company and certain of its affiliates have filed petitions for chapter 11 relief.

Fleet Services and FleetNet America Unites
Cox Automotive has announced that Fleet Services and FleetNet America will become one, unified fleet organization.

Pro-Cut X1 HD Brake Lathe
The Pro-Cut X1 brake lathe is designed for service providers who perform heavy-duty brake service, including resurfacing brake rotors.

Phillips Connect TechAssist
With Phillips Connect TechAssist, OEMs and fleets can confirm installs, troubleshoot issues, and keep trailers performing at peak efficiency.

Bendix NTDC Grand Champion Award
Bendix is proud to return as a sponsor of the National Truck Driving Championships (NTDC) Grand Champion Award.

Excel Trailer Offering Wabash Sales & Service
As a Wabash dealer, Excel Trailer will provide sales and service support for Wabash’s complete truck body and trailer portfolio.

Wabash Second Quarter 2025 Results
Wabash (NYSE: WNC) has reported results for the quarter ended June 30, 2025.

Boss Truck Shop – West Memphis, Arkansas
The Boss Truck Shop in West Memphis, Arkansas is now open. Services include DOT inspections, oil changes, tire sales & repairs, and roadside support.

Schneider Celebrates 90 Years
Schneider National, Inc. (NYSE: SNDR), celebrates 90 years of bold evolution, resilience and service excellence.

Spread-Axle Weighing via Weigh My Truck App
CAT Scale has released updates for both the iOS and Android versions of the Weigh My Truck app that now allow drivers to perform spread- axle weighments.