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🚛 Stay Ahead with TEXA's Latest Diagnostic Updates! 🚜

TEXA continues to lead the charge in vehicle diagnostics with their latest updates for TRUCK and Off-Highway (OHW) Vehicles. With cutting-edge features and expanded coverage, these updates keep mechanics and technicians equipped to handle a broader range of vehicles with ease.

🔧 TRUCK 53.2.6/53.2.7:
☑Enhanced diagnostics for Kenworth, Mitsubishi Fuso, and Peterbilt 🚚
☑105 new dashboards for live data, adjustments, and system scans 🔍
☑64 new wiring diagrams for precise diagnostics ⚡
☑Updated technical bulletins for essential guidelines 📋

🚜 OHW 24.2.5/24.2.6:
☑Improved diagnostics across 26 brands, including John Deere, Volvo CE, and New Holland 📈
☑34 new dashboards for better insights 🔧
☑11 new wiring diagrams for seamless diagnostics 📐
☑39 technical sheets for advanced technician support 📝

These updates ensure that your diagnostic tools remain cutting-edge, helping you service a wider array of vehicles with top-notch accuracy and efficiency. Stay in the fast lane with TEXA’s ongoing innovations in vehicle diagnostics!


source: https://www.diesellaptops.com/blogs/news/august-2024-texa-s-latest-updates-for-truck-and-ohw

🌟 Happy Monday! 🌟

Well, there is something pretty massive to start with the week as we are expanding our fleet and adding one more vehicle to it! 🚚✨

Oh, just imagine the possibilities as this beauty cruises through the open road, with the stunning sky as its backdrop. 🌤️⛅

Stay tuned for more updates and let's make this week a successful one together! 💼🌟

Laredo Texas, is looking at a plan to cut down traffic at the World Trade Bridge for trucks and other business vehicles.

Officials say trucks often make U-turns on the bridge because they can't pay the needed fees to cross from Mexico into the United States. Drivers pay these fees through accounts tied to stickers on their truck windshields. If there's not enough money in the account, the truck has to turn around, which causes hold-ups.

"We need to get creative," said Laredo Mayor Victor Trevino. "We need to think like the biggest port in the United States."

On July 22, the Laredo City Council voted without opposition to make carriers keep at least $100 in their accounts to cross the border checkpoint.

Numbers from the city reveal that about 2.4 million commercial vehicles use Laredo's two international bridges open for business traffic each year.

read more: https://landline.media/laredo-moves-ahead-with-proposal-to-reduce-congestion-on-world-trade-bridge/