Nikola Corporation reported a milestone achievement in the third quarter by wholesale selling 88 of its Tre hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks, setting a new quarterly sales record for the company. With a total of 200 FCEV trucks wholesaled this year and 235 since the vehicle's market debut in Q4 of the previous year, Nikola's CEO, Steve Girsky, expressed pride in the company's focus on pioneering solutions for a zero-emission world. At the same time, Universal Logistics Holdings inaugurated a new intermodal terminal in Tacoma, Washington, offering enhanced drayage services and strategic proximity to major highways and industrial areas for improved operational efficiency. In a separate development, the Transition Trucking Award finalists were unveiled, highlighting military veterans who have successfully transitioned into the trucking industry. The finalists stand a chance to win prizes such as a new Kenworth T680 truck, promoting the recognition and reward of rookie military veteran drivers. Lastly, TravelCenters of America expanded its training center in Lodi, Ohio, to cater to the growing demands of the truck service business by doubling its capacity and offering diverse skill development courses for technicians. The hands-on training approach ensures technicians are well-equipped to handle various truck maintenance and repair needs, contributing to enhanced service quality and customer satisfaction.