DP World, Howard Tenens and Port Express are investing in electric trucks after Project JOLT trials tested vehicles on their freight routes.
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Project JOLT Trials Prompt Three UK Hauliers To Invest In Electric Trucks
This American Company Wants To Build Job Site Trucks On Top Of Ford Rangers
Roanoke startup Tomo Trucks says it plans to deliver bare-bones, Ford Ranger-based commercial trucks in 2027. Production details remain unknown.
Recovering A 65-Ton Tank With No Tracks From A Swampy Field Is Hard Work
The Tank Museum and YouTuber Joe Hewes recovered a trackless Conqueror tank from a swampy, potentially hazardous firing range.
EV Buyers Could Foot The Bill For Saving Europe’s Carmakers
A Bruegel policy brief estimates EU-made battery cells could add €2,100 to a 60-kWh EV, with buyers potentially paying more if costs are passed on.
Close Passes On Cyclists “Require Exceptional Circumstances” For Drivers To Be Punished, Police Force Admits
Derbyshire Constabulary says it will take positive action on cyclist close-pass reports only in exceptional circumstances, citing national guidance.
It’s Official: The Cybertruck Is One Of The Greatest Flops In Automotive History
Elon Musk said Cybertruck production will wind down next year. Sales fell 48.1% in 2025, according to Cox Automotive estimates.
7 Best Truck Bed Tent Lights for Campsite Visibility in 2027
Compare seven truck bed tent lights, from wired strip kits to rechargeable magnetic lamps, and choose the right setup for camping.
Vanderhall North America Recalls All Model Year 2024-2026 Brawley Electric Recreational Off-road Vehicles Due To Injury And Crash Hazards
The CPSC says Vanderhall is recalling all model year 2024-2026 Brawley electric recreational off-road vehicles over injury and crash hazards.
9 Best Truck Bed Steps for Easier Bed Access in 2027
Compare nine truck bed steps by fit, access style, adjustability, and installation needs to find the right step for your truck and routine.
States Are Forcing Speed-Limiter Devices On ‘Super Speeders’
Virginia has begun requiring speed-governing devices for some reckless-driving offenders as other states and New York City develop similar programs.
