President Donald Trump will tour Peterbilt Motors’ Denton, Texas, factory Thursday to promote tariffs and other policies aimed at expanding U.S. manufacturing.
Arkansas Highway Police found 254 kilograms of cocaine, methamphetamine and other contraband during two commercial vehicle stops along I-40.
Noncompliance penalties in the proposed amendments to the EPA NoX rule are being objected to by Daimler.
Carriers avoid TMS migrations for good reason: data to move, integrations to replace, teams to prepare. Trimble says its four carrier systems will modernize without one.
AI in trucking got a mostly thumbs up at the big Trimble Insight conference.
Puma has contracted with shipping giant Maersk to run its automated distribution centers in the U.S. with the proviso that unused space can be rented to other companies.
Lowe’s is testing drones to speed up its game in same-day delivery.
The IRS’ rates for per diem charges will be stable for one way they can be calculated, and higher for another.
Clarios is bringing Battery Manager to Europe after connecting about 1,100 vehicles, pitching fleets on a company-estimated $500 per truck per year in avoided battery costs.
Coretura has selected Alloy Kore, a software platform jointly developed by Vector and QNX, as the foundational software layer for the high-performance computing systems in its commercial vehicle architecture.
A policy allowing FMCSA investigators to conduct certain motor carrier compliance reviews remotely was expanded during President Donald Trump’s first administration in 2020.
The U.S. Postal Service system for handling undelivered packages is a black hole for customers, who rarely get matched with a missing item, and a money pit for the agency because it absorbs the disposal cost when e-tailers refuse to accept return-to-sender packages, an inspector general’s report says.
Amazon is investing in next-generation cameras and smart glasses to make it safer and easier for drivers to do their jobs. And it is investing another $1.9 billion to attract and retain drivers.
A federal lawsuit alleges Mexican truck drivers were recruited to haul U.S. freight with promises of lawful work authorization before becoming trapped by fees, document retention and immigration-related threats.
The order is the largest for electric trucks in the U.S. to date, organizers say. Deployments will concentrate in 10 freight hubs from Los Angeles to Newark.
U.S. customers left roughly $2 billion in fuel savings on the table in the first six months of 2026, Samsara says. Its new product is built to go get it.
Uber Freight is making a multi-year investment in its European operations, including a new control tower and operations hub in Poland.
More than a dozen carriers across the U.S. have sought bankruptcy protection since late August.
Super Ego chief Mimic won a small victory in a federal court but the lawsuit against the network is mostly unaffected.
A Canadian transportation company has been charged under the Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Act.
