Autonomous trucking regulation is already a state-by-state issue. In California, it may become a community-by-community matter.
A truck driver who filed a defamation suit because of the contents of a report on him came up short on appeal in federal court.
The outcome of nearly 25,000 claims by employees that Yellow Corp. gave inadequate notice before mass layoffs may not be resolved this year.
More than 1,300 layoffs hit freight-related companies in Texas, Florida, Illinois, Michigan and Georgia over the past two weeks.
A new Volvo heavy-duty truck manufacturing plant in Mexico is expected to be operational in 2026.
Regulators are weighing more options to help truckers deal with hours-of-service issues as congestion clogs highway arteries in the Northeast.
Less-than-truckload carrier XPO said it has opened three of the 28 terminals it acquired from defunct Yellow Corp.
In an environment where theft is a growing issue, knowing what’s covered is crucial.
A proposed rule that could benefit team-driving operations in trucking would weaken highway safety, those opposing the plan told the FMCSA.
A federal appeals court backed the authority of the EPA to grant environmental waivers to California, with possible ramifications for trucking.
Over the past several years, the logistics industry has been propelled into the digital age by a powerful combination of consumer expectations, government regulations and technological innovations. Some companies have been eager to adopt these tools, while others remain skeptical about the benefits, effort — and risks — associated with new technologies. Despite the myriad […]
Teamsters members at Dependable Highway Express in Southern California have ended the union’s representation at the carrier.
Less-than-truckload carrier Saia has opened two terminals as part of a plan to open up to 20 this year.
Federal regulators have updated Congress on an FMCSA pilot program to recruit teen drivers, and the results are bleak.
The dynamic nature of logistics calls for a new method of negotiating rates, through real-time data and automation.
The first data paints a mixed picture of how trucks and ships are diverting away from Baltimore in the wake of the Key Bridge collapse.
Express delivery giant UPS is recruiting pilots again after beating out FedEx for the Postal Service’s air transport contract.
A waiver for truckers impacted by the collapse of the Key bridge in Baltimore and a preliminary timeline for repairs offer optimism.
Truck transportation jobs in March recorded an increase in the midst of a generally weak trucking market.
The soap opera that is Nikola Corp. has been renewed for a new season with the company taking aim at convicted founder Trevor Milton.
