Peterbilt introduces the Model 567EV, its first battery-electric truck for vocational applications like dump and utility.

Originally a Peterbilt, the truck can reach a top speed of 70 mph (113 kph) with this system on, and can travel for as long as 400 miles (644 km). The three fuel cells deliver a total of 240 kW.

Richard Berst operates this 1999 Peterbilt 379 hauling oversize/overweight freight. About a year after he bought the unit, he ...

What just happened? Drivers cruising along I-45 between Dallas and Houston may soon spot semi-trucks with no one behind the wheel. Pittsburgh-based autonomous vehicle company Aurora Innovation is ...

UNION, Ky. (WXIX/Gray News) – A man in northern Kentucky who was working underneath a concrete dump truck was crushed by the vehicle when it fell on him. The tragic accident happened in a residential ...

A North Dakota man now knows that firsthand. Bill Koch’s life forever changed when a driver crashed into his dream truck. No one was hurt, but the pickup was totaled. Most people would have just ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Southern California will see cooler temperatures for the remainder of the week, and rain is expected to return during the weekend. The region Wednesday will mostly be in the ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Blue skies and sunshine are on tap for the work week after an area of low pressure brought scattered rainfall throughout the Southland. Los Angeles and Orange counties Monday ...

After days of sporadic protests and pockets of unrest across sections of Guyana’s coastland and ...