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HeavyDutyJournal.com Launches as an Independent Resource Hub for Heavy-Duty Truck and Fleet Professionals

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HeavyDutyJournal.com launches as an independent digital publication serving heavy-duty truck, fleet, and diesel professionals.

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HeavyDutyJournal.com highlights trusted expertise for fleet managers, diesel technicians, and heavy-duty truck professionals.

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A diesel technician uses diagnostic software in a professional repair shop, reflecting HeavyDutyJournal.com’s focus on practical tools and expert insights.

New trade publication delivers technical guidance on diesel diagnostics, fleet maintenance, and regulatory compliance for the heavy-duty trucking industry.

Our goal is to become the go-to resource for trucking professionals who need reliable, technically accurate information to keep their operations running”
— Michael Nielsen
BOSTON, MA, UNITED STATES, December 31, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Heavy Duty Journal | HeavyDutyJournal.com, a new trade publication dedicated to the commercial trucking industry, has officially launched to serve the information needs of diesel technicians, fleet managers, and owner-operators across North America.

The publication addresses a gap in accessible, technically rigorous content for heavy-duty vehicle professionals. With commercial trucks moving approximately 72 percent of freight tonnage in the United States, the professionals who maintain and operate these vehicles require up-to-date guidance on evolving technologies, regulatory requirements, and maintenance best practices. As emissions regulations tighten and vehicle systems grow more sophisticated, the demand for reliable technical resources has never been greater.

Serving the Backbone of American Freight
Heavy Duty Journal covers essential topics for commercial trucking operations, including diesel engine diagnostics and troubleshooting procedures, emissions systems compliance and DEF management, preventive maintenance strategies for maximizing fleet uptime, FMCSA regulatory updates and Hours of Service compliance, and cost management approaches for owner-operators and fleet managers.

The publication also addresses emerging industry challenges such as the integration of telematics and fleet management software, diesel exhaust fluid quality issues affecting selective catalytic reduction systems, aftertreatment system diagnostics for DPF and SCR components, and the evolving landscape of alternative fuels and their impact on maintenance practices.

"Diesel technicians and fleet managers face increasingly complex challenges," said Michael Nielsen, Editor and Publisher of Heavy Duty Journal. "Modern trucks require technicians to understand sophisticated emissions systems, electronic controls, and diagnostic software. Heavy Duty Journal provides the technical depth these professionals need to stay current and solve problems efficiently."

The publication focuses on practical, actionable content rather than surface-level industry news. Articles provide step-by-step diagnostic procedures, explain the technical reasoning behind maintenance recommendations, and help readers understand how regulatory changes affect their daily operations. Content is developed with working professionals in mind, recognizing that technicians and fleet managers need information they can apply immediately in the shop or on the road.

Interactive Tools and Resources
Beyond editorial content, Heavy Duty Journal offers practical tools designed to support daily decision-making. The publication features a truck fault code lookup system that helps technicians quickly identify and understand diagnostic trouble codes across major manufacturers including Cummins, Detroit Diesel, PACCAR, and Navistar. Rather than searching through multiple service manuals, technicians can access fault code definitions, probable causes, and recommended diagnostic steps in one location.

A cost-per-mile calculator enables owner-operators and fleet managers to accurately track operating expenses and identify opportunities for improved efficiency. The tool accounts for fuel costs, maintenance expenses, insurance, and other variable factors that affect profitability. For owner-operators managing tight margins, accurate cost tracking can mean the difference between a profitable quarter and a loss.
These tools complement the publication's written content by providing immediate, practical utility for readers facing real-world operational challenges.

Building Industry Knowledge
Heavy Duty Journal maintains a commitment to technical accuracy and industry relevance. Content development draws on established diagnostic procedures, manufacturer specifications, and regulatory documentation to ensure readers receive reliable information. The publication avoids speculation and prioritizes verified technical data that professionals can trust when making maintenance and operational decisions.
"The trucking industry deserves a publication that respects the expertise of its workforce," Nielsen added. "Diesel technicians are highly skilled professionals working on systems that have grown exponentially more complex over the past two decades. Heavy Duty Journal is built to support that level of professionalism with content that matches it."

The publication welcomes contributions from industry professionals, including technicians, fleet maintenance managers, and subject matter experts who can share practical knowledge with the broader trucking community. This collaborative approach ensures content remains grounded in real-world experience and addresses the actual challenges facing today's trucking operations.
Heavy Duty Journal is available at heavydutyjournal.com. Trucking professionals can access articles, tools, and resources at no cost.

About Heavy Duty Journal
Heavy Duty Journal is a trade publication serving the commercial trucking industry with technical content focused on diesel engine maintenance, fleet operations, and regulatory compliance. The publication provides diesel technicians, fleet managers, and owner-operators with practical guidance for maintaining heavy-duty vehicles and managing trucking operations. Heavy Duty Journal is committed to delivering accurate, actionable information that supports the professionals who keep American freight moving. For more information, visit heavydutyjournal.com.

Michael Nielsen
HeavydutyJournal.com
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