First look: Werner boasts of better revenue per truck
A first look at Werner’s second quarter earnings.
Benchmark price is up, futures down, diesel on its own
The benchmark diesel price rose though futures markets have reversed for now.
Tale of 2 segments at TFI: LTL steady, Truckload soaring
Truckload’s performance at TFI International far outstripped LTL in Q2.
TFI first look: truckload shines, LTL doesn’t keep up
TFI’s second quarter were notable for how strong its truckload operations performed.
Political divide: red states back non-domiciled CDL changes
A group of states led by Republican governors is backing FMCSA in the non-domiciled lawsuit.
3PL stocks drop in wake of stunning Texas case against C.H. Robinson
Wall Street sold off freight brokerage stocks following a nuclear verdict in Texas.
FMCSA says no to epilepsy exemptions after years of yes
FMCSA has handed down its first two denials of epilepsy exemptions after months of saying yes.
C.H Robinson hit with huge nuclear verdict in a post-Montgomery world
A big nuclear verdict against C.H. Robinson needs new arguments after Montgomery.
Once again, Ryder’s bottom line is boosted by used vehicle sales
A variety of performances being hit, including used vehicle sales, let Ryder hit most of its key targets in the second quarter.
Two current owners seek to take Penske Automotive private
Penske Automotive would be a private company if a bid by two biggest owners goes through.
Stronger market helped Triumph in 2Q, Graft stresses other factors
Freight market helped Triumph in 2Q, but it was not the sole driver.
Big jump in benchmark diesel price is 2nd largest since war began
The benchmark price used for most fuel surcharges rose by the second-largest amount since the war’s start.
Briefs in as sides gets read to rumble over non-domiciled CDLs
The briefs are in as the fight over non-domiciled CDLs gets ready for its next legal battle.
Unified Agenda at FMCSA spells out ambitious plans for coming year
The recent DOT/FMCSA Unified Agenda sets out priorities for the agency in the coming months and year.
Trump promise on military CDLs sounds similar to existing programs
Trump promises a route for military personnel to get a CDL that may already exist.
Trucking costs outpaced consumer inflation in ’25: ATRI
ATRI’s annual cost study showed numbers that rose at a faster pace than consumer inflation.
Russia, Strait of Hormuz combining to drive diesel higher after declines
It isn’t just what is going on in the Middle East that it starting to propel diesel prices higher.
Index of driver pay, product of two companies, is surging
An index that measures driver pay had been climbing already but surged even more in the last two months.
Illinois employee driver v. contractor lawsuit now a class action fight
A lawsuit involving the question of independent contractor vs. employee status is now a class action.
Savannah opens last piece in project to ease port truck traffic
A project opening next week is the final piece in a long project to improve truck access at the port of Savannah.