Trucking

The automotive industry may stay leaner longer.

Moody’s says regional parcel delivery company LaserShip is challenged by weak liquidity, high financial leverage and soft market demand.

After culling underperforming freight for the better part of two years, less-than-truckload carrier Yellow sees volumes inflect positively.

Antwan Banks has been chosen to oversee the National Motor Freight Traffic Association’s cybersecurity relationship efforts with the trucking industry.

More than 3 million commercial trucks used the Texas State Highway 130 toll road between Austin and San Antonio in 2022.

A Bloomberg report says Uber Freight may be a candidate for a spinoff or an IPO.

German giant Deutsche Post DHL posted outsized gains in full-year operating income and said that performance will not repeat in 2023.

Less-than-truckload carrier XPO said it added 30-year industry veteran Wes Frye to its board as it pursues a six-year financial improvement plan.

ArcBest’s firing of the founder and the CEO of MoLo Solutions is part of a reorganization to tighten sales functions across the company, it said.

Among the coming truck regulations in California is one that targets refrigerated trailers, and Ndustrial is preparing for that shift.

Mack, Isuzu and Hino offer new battery-electric medium-duty work trucks as the industry transition accelerates from diesel and gasoline power.

The startup, led by veterans of last-mile delivery platform AxleHire, rolled out a new solution for perishable shippers.

Ceva Logistics is purging 142 jobs at two of its facilities in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, effective April 22.

Cummins Inc. is rebranding its New Power division to get more attention for its investments in zero-emissions technologies.

The most lucrative time to buy or sell a trucking company could be right now — as long as the prep work has been done.

Forward Air said Tuesday that low-teens tonnage declines over the past few months have calmed in early March.

A North Carolina trucking company notified more than 200 employees on Tuesday it is ceasing operations.

Ryder has sold its Miami headquarters campus to real estate firm Bridge Industrial for $42.1 million.

From one store he and his wife opened in 1964, Tom Love oversaw the growth of Love’s Travel Stops to 600 locations.

Regulators will hold a listening session at the Mid America Trucking Show to help fine-tune proposed rules and guidance governing truck brokers and dispatchers.