New standards aimed at dramatically reducing pollution from trucks come at the wrong time for the economy, according to carriers and drivers.
The growing severity of the driver shortage, combined with a shrinking number of predictable and set routes and increasing customer demands, is putting the spotlight once again on autonomous trucks.
Trimble is acquiring German transportation management system provider Transporeon for $1.9 billion.
Outrider continues transforming yard operations to autonomy, adding a robotic arm to connect and disconnect brake lines.
Cass data released Tuesday showed shipments have moderated and rates are poised to start unwinding two years of increases in January.
Yellow Corp. will modify and refile proposed network changes after meeting with local unions.
7L Freight is making truck procurement more convenient for logistics companies by combining dynamic rate management with electronic booking.
As a seed-stage startup, Ali Javidan’s Range Energy doesn’t have much to show yet for his idea of electrifying trailers.
Coupa Software is being acquired by Thoma Bravo in a deal valued at $8 billion.
The constitutionality of California’s Prop 22, which barred AB5 from being implemented against gig drivers, gets another court hearing Tuesday.
Fleet solutions provider Motive has laid off 6% of its workforce, citing slow demand and higher operating costs.
Consumers can take drop-offs to any of 2,000 FedEx Office locations
Stellantis has announced it will be closing a Jeep Cherokee assembly plant in Illinois in February, laying off 1,350 workers.
ArcBest announced CFO David Cobb will retire in October 2023.
Kevin Shaw, a Memphis, Tennessee-based truck company owner, and financial adviser Lisa Evans were indicted on charges of defrauding the federal Paycheck Protection Program.
As 2022 comes to an end, it is time for trucking carriers to evaluate their driver drug and alcohol testing programs and make necessary improvements for 2023.
This week in Borderlands: USMCA panel rules in favor of Mexico, Canada over US; Lineage Logistics unveils plans for Texas cold storage facility; Mexico extends deadline again for Carta Porte tax document; and Volkswagen halts production of Jetta and Taos models.
This week: Husband-and-wife team delivers the U.S. Capitol Christmas tree, Wabash continues to support the local Feeding America food bank and Love’s distributes holiday meals to military families.
Nuclear verdicts against the trucking industry are becoming more frequent, with freight brokers now being sued after accidents.
A week after authorities say FedEx contractor Tanner Lynn Horner confessed to killing 7-year-old Athena Strand and dumping her body near her home in Paradise, Texas, investigators have released new information about Strand’s death.
