It’s starting to affect the trucking industry’s Class 8 sales, which were off to a torrid start in 2021. Even with the driver shortage affecting overall capacity, trucking companies are seeking to modernize their fleets to take advantage of fuel savings, reduced maintenance and newer amenities.
Source: logistics Mgmt
Computer chip shortage stalls Class 8 production, further dampening trucking capacity
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