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M: THIS WEEK  |  T: SAFETY  |  W: GOVERNMENT  |  T: AUTONOMOUS  |  F: LOGISTICS

Canada strikes back with retaliatory tariffs on U.S.

President Donald Trump threatened new 50% tariffs on Canadian vehicles, auto parts and steel, while Prime Minister Mark Carney said U.S. trade demands showed Washington wanted to “destroy our major industries.” Read more…

Trump vows to double Canadian auto tariffs, escalating fight

The latest tariff threat comes after negotiations between the U.S. and Canada broke down Aug. 21, which led to a 50% levy on billions of dollars worth of Canadian goods to take effect. Read more…

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The New Maintenance Playbook

Every minute of downtime costs money, and fleet leaders face more challenges than ever in keeping vehicles on the road. With technician shortages, increasing maintenance complexity, and mounting cost pressures, the fleets that succeed will be those that adopt flexible, data-driven maintenance strategies built for change. Read more…

ATRI opens annual survey on trucking’s top industry issues

The American Transportation Research Institute kicked off trucking’s annual effort to identify and rank the challenges viewed by stakeholders as most critical. Read more…

U.S.-Canada trade talks broke down over heavy-duty trucks

Under the deal the two countries were working toward, the regular auto tariff would have been lowered to 15% from 25%. Canada wanted that relief expanded to medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, which range from large pickup trucks to commercial vehicles. Read more…