Heavy Truck Production Forecast to Double

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Heavy Truck Production Forecast to Double

William B. Cassidy | Nov 11, 2010 12:28PM EST

The economy may be slowing, but truck demand is picking up, and will double by 2013, according to ACT Research.

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