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UQM Building 100 UPS Electric Vehicles

UQM Technologies said it will build motors for a fleet of 100 electric delivery trucks that it will deploy in California later this year.

January 17, 2012

Companies Unveil GPS Enhancements

InthincTechnology Solutions, ALK Technologies and Mobileye NV recently announced new enhancements to their GPS products.

January 17, 2012

Group to Organize Project to Promote Electric Vehicles

A group of executives representing vehicle manufacturers, fleet operators and utility companies said they plan to organize the first large-scale electric vehicle demonstration project and help to create a national model for the deployment of electric vehicles.

January 17, 2012

Carriers Await Final Rule on EOBRs

Now that a ban on handheld phone use by truckers has taken effect, attention has shifted to a possible final rule on electronic onboard recorders.

January 9, 2012

Orbcomm Buys PAR Logistics Management

PAR Technology Corp. said it is selling its PAR Logistics Management Systems subsidiary to telematics company Orbcomm in a transaction valued at up to $10 million.

January 9, 2012

iTECH: Smart Roads May Be Reality by 2020

RALEIGH, N.C. — Two federal agencies that regularly deal with trucks have outlined ambitious plans that could make the nation’s highways nearly as busy with electronic communications as they are with vehicles, and doing so before the end of this decade.

January 9, 2012

Robocom Acquires Accord Software

Supply chain software company Robocom Systems International said it has acquired Accord Software Inc. Terms were not disclosed.

January 9, 2012

Federal Advisory Panel Studying EOBRs Wrestles With Safeguarding Data Privacy

A federal advisory committee studying electronic onboard recorders did not reach a consensus on the best way to transmit hours-of-service data from the truck cab to roadside inspectors, but did offer recommendations on items including safeguarding carrier and driver privacy.

January 9, 2012

Fleets, Vendors Back Hands-Free Devices But Blast NTSB’s Call for Total Cellphone Ban

While many trucking fleets and the companies that make in-cab data devices to support carriers’ operations back moves to restrict cellphone use by drivers, a number of them strongly oppose the recent National Transportation Safety Board recommendation that calls for a total ban on their use — including hands-free devices — while driving.

January 9, 2012

iTECH: Technology Firms ‘Harvest’ Data for New Software

Data amassed for safety and maintenance applications are being repurposed in software that can help fleets improve driver performance and bottom-line results, according to technology developers and transportation company officials.

January 4, 2012