Trucking

Drivewyze has launched a new service to push safety notifications live to ELDs and other devices.

This week in Borderlands: Nearshoring forecast to boost US-Mexico trade in 2024; Texas receives $70M grant for hydrogen fuel stations; automotive manufacturer announces $400M factory in Mexico; and Texas logistics park receives $1.5M grant to expand services.

Nikola is in no hurry to artificially boost its stock price to ward off its second Nasdaq delisting notice in eight months.

Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen on Friday announced the company has raised $260 million from shareholder and e-commerce provider Shopify.

A Las Vegas man has been sentenced to supervised release and six months of house arrest for his role in a scheme to defraud the trucking company where he worked out of more than $112,000.

Could electric trucks find a new power source in decommissioned power plants. Zeem Solutions plans to find out.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services’ fourth quarter was weighed down by insurance costs but revealed a couple bright spots at the bottom of the cycle.

Mississippi incentives helped lure a $2 billion advanced battery-making joint venture for electric trucks to the Magnolia State.

Nation’s top truck safety regulator, Robin Hutcheson, will step down Jan. 26, according to DOT.

Supply chain-focused startups Sayari, TrusTrace, Cart.com and Kusari recently secured a combined $330 million in capital investments.

The January State of Freight webinar from FreightWaves looked at low temperatures and signs of a warming market.

California leads zero-emission truck adoption, but other states are growing faster in certain types of commercial EVs.

A Delaware court will determine if Forward Air is required to close on a merger with Omni Logistics, or if Omni breached the deal agreement as alleged.

Supply chain software providers Manhattan Associates, Blue Yonder and AWS Supply Chain used the National Retail Federation’s annual meeting to tout new offerings and discuss recent challenges.

Lawmakers are told that criminals are registering as fake trucking companies with FMCSA. 

WWL Vehicle Services Americas is closing a Houston logistics operation and moving to Freeport, Texas.

PS Logistics announced its second deal of the year, acquiring the flatbed operation of North Carolina-based ELS.

The Haslam family has exercised its option to have Berkshire Hathaway buy the final 20% of Pilot Travel Centers it did not already own.

Canadian authorities shut down two trucking companies in the Vancouver area that are tied to recent highway collisions.

Equities analysts have trimmed fourth-quarter truckload estimates again after the industry limped through the final days of the year.