JULY/AUGUST 2025

The new venture, created in association with Bulldog Works, aims to boost driver recruitment and retention through authentic human connections.

From bench to bulk, pharma customers in the US and Canada will benefit from the latest solvent innovations and technologies through their new partnership.

The National Association for Business Resources names the energy supplier one of West Michigan’s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For.

Addition of Fisher Transport, the largest milk transporter in Atlantic Canada founded in 1962, includes 60 drivers, 60 tractors, and 70 specialized trailers.

Indiana-based fuel distributor and C-store operator acquires five Big Mike’s Gas N Go locations in Ohio.

Clean-energy company partners with Hyundai Motor North America, Axpo, and others to build the first US high-volume Class 8 hydrogen refueling station in Georgia.

Houston-based water treatment specialist posts four-digit revenue growth in response to rising customer demand and tightening market capacity in the Gulf Coast.

American Chemistry Council names Quality Carriers its 2025 Responsible Care Partner Company of the Year and grants Highway Transport its first RCP Sustainability honor.

Manufacturer unveils new T680E regional-haul tractor and T880E vocational truck, expanding its comprehensive lineup of powertrain options.

The next evolution of the manufacturer’s battery-electric vehicles includes the Model 579EV regional haul tractor and all-new Model 567EV vocational truck.

Heil and Polar Tank parent, now part of TerraVest, adds Québec-based manufacturer of fiberglass-reinforced plastic chemical trailers to its rapidly expanding portfolio.

The Next Generation in Trucking Association’s first-year recognition program celebrates fleets who are striving to reach younger drivers and technicians.

Heniff company expands into the Maritime provinces in Canada with the addition of Longhorn, a chemical hauler based in New Brunswick.

Addition of Richmond-based refined fuels distributor enhances Valor’s position within the growing Kentucky oil market.

New name and messaging intended to strengthen the Love’s brand portfolio and spur growth in the CNG, RNG, EV, and hydrogen sectors.

Suspension upgrade award is the trailer manufacturer’s second military contract announced in the last week, following a $588 million deal with the U.S. Army.

Family-owned dealership in Nashville now will offer a range of services related to the trailer manufacturer’s products, including its aluminum fuel tankers.