One piece of legislation backed by the Texas Trucking Association is heading toward approval, while a second may not be necessary as a result of a court ruling.
FedEx is raising the fees on U.S. residential deliveries, its Ground Economy service and on packages requiring “additional handling.”
ATRI plans to build on research studying the effects of legalized marijuana and employing 18- to 20-year-old drivers.
For many companies, sourcing talent and growing their IT teams to meet new demands is both time consuming and cost prohibitive.
With the Canadian ELD mandate going into effect on June 12, fleets operating in that country need to know the key differences from U.S. regulations and whether they have a compliant device.
Intelligent Spot leverages leading-edge technology, a team of domain experts and a vast unbiased carrier network to true spot market execution.
FreightWaves chats with chief sustainability officers about their experience and how they drive sustainable change at each company.
As U.S. automakers pivot into the electric, autonomous vehicle era, cross-border operators say Mexico is more than ready to seize the moment.
FMCSA clearinghouse data reveals violations per number of employers within states.
Shippers leaning toward private fleets need to consider the risk, as well as how to optimize warehouses, trailers and containers.
Regulations coming out of SCQAMD are usually for stationary sources of pollution, but the rules on trucks are an expansion of its authority.
Logistics company Blume Global announced Monday it is carbon neutral. CEO Pervinder Johar tells FreightWaves how the company got there.
The ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline should serve as a wake-up call to the trucking and logistics sector, where companies keep getting targeted by hackers even though many incidents are preventable.
Logistics professionals can’t predict the future, but they can assess the likelihood of specific problems emerging during an inner-city construction project.
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Driver shortage affecting cross-border trucking; auto parts maker opens plant in Mexico; Laredo International Airport partners with UPS; and UPS hiring 450 in Dallas-Fort Worth.
New trailer orders slid dramatically in April as manufacturers had more dry and refrigerated van bookings than they could build.
The White House has proposed to Republicans a $1.7 trillion counteroffer on its initial $2.25 trillion infrastructure package.
Thefts incidents nationwide spiked 35% in 2020, CargoNet said.
NHTSA is looking for truck drivers to test the safety of in-cab cameras.
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