The two-day Driver Legitimacy Summit will convene in Atlanta on Feb. 5-6 to address risks to the industry posed by unauthorized and fraudulent commercial truck drivers.
Temu has sprinted to the top of the leader board of e-commerce retailers selling in overseas markets.
New device combines advanced processing, hands-free communication and license plate recognition for fleet safety
R&R Family of Companies is facing growing scrutiny from carriers and lenders following an executive termination and reports of payment issues.
The January State of Freight webinar continued with the message that the market may have made a turn that will stick around.
The CEO of Tier 2 parcel delivery company OnTrac has resigned to become the head of a pest control company based in England.
Koch Companies announced it has acquired Store Opening Solutions, a provider of retail inventory consolidation services.
Mexico-based logistics startup WeShip plans to launch U.S. domestic parcel services in 2026.
Indiana test road delivers 190 Kilowatts to a prototype Cummins class 8 electric vehicle at 65 MPH
Amazon will maintain, and grow, its cargo business with Sun Country Airlines even after the airline merges with Allegiant.
The 2025 peak parcel season saw fewer shipping delays as a percentage of total volume than during the prior year.
Intermodal marketing company STG Logistics announced Monday it has entered into a Chapter 11 restructuring plan.
Activist investment firm Ancora Alternatives has led five separate change campaigns in the transportation industry and sees further opportunity to shake up the space.
This week in Borderlands Mexico: Tariff noise to stay loud in 2026, Flexport warns importers; Echo Global Logistics launches EchoXBorder; and LS Cable & System USA opens logistics hub near Po
Arkansas-based truckload carrier, USA Truck, has been acquired by a group of current and former leaders.
A Texas trucking company must rehire a driver and pay $100,000 in damages after investigators determined the driver was fired for raising safety complaints.
Aumovio has applied for an exemption to replace traditional truck mirrors with its camera system, aiming to join other manufacturers already authorized.
Excerpt: The number of truck transportation jobs in November and December were the same, according to the BLS.
The U.S. Postal Service is bringing in-house the operation of its Denver regional mail hub and ending its relationship with a private contractor, which will result in large job losses.
Susquehanna said truckload’s supply side has the market set up for a recovery but demand will have to kick in at some point to prolong an upcycle.
