Transportation Exchange presented by Rush Truck Centres of Canada
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Send us a text James Menzies, Editor of Today's Trucking and TruckNews.com, returns to review the transportation industry market conditions through the lens of trailer demand, freight rates, and equipment purchasing hesitation. From tariffs and emissions uncertainty to fleets extending trade cycles, James outlines what’s stalling recovery and why the second half of 2026 could signal a turning point. Tune in now.
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Send us a text James Menzies, Editor of Today's Trucking and TruckNews.com, returns to review the transportation industry market conditions through the lens of trailer demand, freight rates, and equipment purchasing hesitation. From tariffs and emissions uncertainty to fleets extending trade cycles, James outlines what’s stalling recovery and why the second half of 2026 could signal a turning point. Tune in now.
Transportation Exchange presented by Rush Truck Centres of Canada
21 minutes
12 months ago
Charging Forward in Isuzu's NRR EV
In this episode, we are joined by Andrew Smith, District Manager at Isuzu Commercial Truck of Canada, to dive into Isuzu’s versatile product lineup, featuring the all-new NRR EV —a Class 5 electric truck. Learn about its extended battery range, ePTO capabilities, key benefits like enhanced visibility, maneuverability, and operational efficiency. Gain insights into the cost savings, sustainability advantages, and support available through tax incentives and grants, making the transition to ele...
Transportation Exchange presented by Rush Truck Centres of Canada
Send us a text James Menzies, Editor of Today's Trucking and TruckNews.com, returns to review the transportation industry market conditions through the lens of trailer demand, freight rates, and equipment purchasing hesitation. From tariffs and emissions uncertainty to fleets extending trade cycles, James outlines what’s stalling recovery and why the second half of 2026 could signal a turning point. Tune in now.
