Trucking

Two U.S. senators are asking Ford to explain why it canceled its contract with auto hauler Jack Cooper.

Old Dominion Freight Line is planning for a good 2025 back half and hasn’t given up on the first half yet.

Uber Freight recorded its ninth consecutive quarter of negative EBITDA.

Integrated parcel carrier Purolator has become even more integrated with the addition of customs broker Livingston International.

Border seizures of fentanyl, a drug that the Trump administration has declared part of a national emergency, declined 18.8% in fiscal year 2024.

Patrick Lee Miller, 56, of Malvern, Iowa, has been charged with attempted murder after an alleged road rage incident on Interstate 80 in Jasper County, Illinois.

The U.S. Postal Service has reversed its decision to stop receiving parcels from China and Hong Kong.

Less-than-truckload carrier Old Dominion Freight Line beat fourth-quarter expectations Wednesday before the market opened.

RXO predicts in its fourth-quarter earnings report that it will have greater synergies from its Coyote acquisition.

The U.S. Postal Service has stopped accepting parcels from China and Hong Kong.

A Georgia-based carrier has filed for bankruptcy protection, citing a weak freight market.

The AFP program was established to make starting a trucking company more accessible for motivated hands-on leaders and commercial license drivers.

Waabi announced a strategic partnership with Volvo Autonomous Solutions to jointly develop and deploy autonomous trucks.

Supply chain-related firms in the U.S. have laid off 16,919 workers since the beginning of October.

Less-than-truckload carrier Saia is looking for opportunities to raise pricing across its larger network to levels commensurate with the rest of the market.

New tariffs pose a significant challenge for U.S. refiners, who are already grappling with declining profit margins.

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Even cars assembled in the U.S. are not exempt from tariff shocks, as components from Mexico and Canada account for roughly 10% of the value of U.S.-built cars, with an additional 5% to 6% coming from Chinese inputs.

The ping-pong question of how the National Labor Relations Board defines independent contractors is on hold, for now, in a key trucking case.

Less-than-truckload carrier Saia reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results on Monday.