Trucking

More than 1,800 layoffs since the beginning of April are tied to the manufacturing, distribution and freight sectors.

Schneider National is still targeting 2025 as a growth year but not likely as robust as hoped due to trade uncertainty.

Fixing the Highway Trust Fund is a priority for the trucking industry – but not by charging trucks based on routes and weights, say owner-operators.

Balkan Express and its affiliate brokerage filed for Chapter 11 protection citing debts of $25 million.

Schneider National posted a rare earnings beat in what was a tough quarter for transportation companies.

The U.S. House of Representatives voted Wednesday to revoke two trucking-related Environmental Protection Agency waivers granted to California.

It’s been a year since a turnaround at C.H. Robinson was evident in its earnings, and the first quarter did not disappoint this year.

Penske Logistics plans to lay off 337 warehouse and other workers in Missouri due to the loss of a contract.

C.H. Robinson saw less first-quarter revenue than it did a year ago, but it made more money.

New research details potential safety, financial and environmental benefits of repealing the 12% excise tax on new trucks.

Less-than-truckload carrier XPO reiterated its outlook for margin improvement in 2025 even if the economy doesn’t cooperate.

Now on demand on WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is joined by Capt. Adil Ashiq; David Bell; and a word from Craig Fuller

FreightWaves sat down with Ryan Miller and Daniel Vega of Reliance Partners to talk about the crucial steps that any driver and fleet manager should take after an accident.

Equipment manufacturer Wabash saw its already-falling stock decline more after it released earnings on Wednesday.

Freight carriers are pressuring Congress and the Trump administration to address the rise in “strategic” cargo theft.

Lineage Inc. had revenue of $1.29 billion and earnings per share of 86 cents in the first quarter.

Supply chain businesses ranging from rail to trucking to warehousing saw layoffs and bankruptcies throughout April, as tariffs and other economic factors slam freight markets.

Less-than-truckload carrier XPO is one of the few transportation companies to report better-than-expected results for the first quarter.

Werner CEO Derek Leathers held court with analysts on a quarter that was historic, but not in a good way.

Werner Enterprises posted a net loss for the first quarter.