Trucking

RXO credit rating faces challenges, while C.H. Robinson continues to shine.

With fresh memories of the fatal crash of a freighter aircraft last month, UPS pilots and the company have resumed collective bargaining with the help of the National Mediation Board.

Trucking executives say surging transient foreign labor, fraudulent CDLs and lax oversight have been undercutting legitimate U.S. carriers.

The transportation industry stands at an inflection point, and carriers are facing a complex web of challenges that stretch operational capabilities to their limits. Companies are dealing with fluctuating capacity, compressed margins, rising customer expectations, and an increasingly competitive landscape where real-time decision-making separates winners from mere survivors.  Traditional transportation management systems – many of […]

A federal appeals court is holding in abeyance a lawsuit against FMCSA’s non-domiciled CDL restrictions until the agency issues a final rule.

PostNord in Denmark is dropping letter mail service to focus on parcel shipping.

For many trucking companies, cash flow is the lifeblood that keeps wheels turning. While hauling freight is the core of the business, carriers often face a frustrating reality: waiting weeks, or even months, for payment from brokers and shippers can strain finances, delay payroll, and stall growth.  For small to mid-sized trucking businesses, traditional bank […]

J.B. Hunt Transport Services declined to take a stab at what next year holds at an investor conference this week, but did emphasize that it’s “set up to win” regardless of what the new year brings.

The 4Q credit metrics in BMO’s transportation sector, a major lender to trucking, were significantly worse in many areas.

CRST confirms redistribution of assets in its fleet, reduction of almost 200 trucks from OTR business unit.

Neo-carrier model seeks to combine technology, capital and operations to electrify and digitize European freight at scale

Relay Payments has all three key travel centers after signing up TA.

SpeedX has invested in a huge parcel center in Chicago as the arms race among parcel carriers to build competitive networks escalates.

Old Dominion Freight Line’s November update showed modest improvement from October.

The Supreme Court got its first legal arguments as it takes up the issue of broker liability.

Michigan EV truck maker ceases operations, leaving parent company Bollinger Innovations’ future uncertain

The Trump administration’s crackdown on non-domiciled CDLs was carried out with no evidence safety was at risk, according to states.

Less-than-truckload carrier Saia reports tonnage improvement in November.

Historically, shippers struggled to align their freight needs with rigid mode options like LTL and truckload. Less-than-truckload (LTL) services often come with hefty fees and increased damages, while shipping a partially empty truckload is essentially paying to ship air. Shared Truckload (STL) has emerged as a convenient and increasingly popular option for these shippers. Shared […]

SONAR goes much deeper in volume data with a new tender source.