Trucking

Carriers in best position in years.

Peterbilt’s Denton, Texas, plant marks its 40th anniversary, evidence of the adage that everything is bigger in Texas — or grows to become that way.

Moroun to remain as chairman, cites new CEO’s acquisition experience as a plus

DeJoy affirms plenty of capacity for handling presidential election mail-in ballots.

UPS to impose a range of surcharges depending on volume.

After the revision of the June numbers, July preliminary trucking employment is less than where the market thought it was a month ago.

The combination of artificial intelligence and machine learning are allowing XPO’s brokerage operation to offer more visibility into pricing, capacity and tracking.

USPS chief DeJoy says agency is in “financially unsustainable position absent significant fundamental change.”

Process to put the two together involved numerous Koch-owned shippers, including Georgia-Pacific

Even as trucking jobs rose, rail jobs declined

As a former U.S. secretary of transportation and later White House Chief of Staff for President George W. Bush, Andy Card could have his pick of company directorships. He is joining hybrid-electric truck startup Hyliion Inc. when it goes public.

Atlanta-based FleetCor is a commercial fuel-card and business-payments systems provider. The company employs around 8,700 people and provides commercial card services in more than 100 countries.

Freight segment’s EBITDA improved slightly but still in the red

FHWA calls trucking parking a “major transportation safety problem.”

Lead times within electronics supply chains are increasing due to trade wars, COVID-19 and the lack of raw materials.

The meth seizure occurred at the cargo facility of the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge in South Texas.

Reliance Partners’ Nicole Guinn details the towing industry’s challenges and the factors driving insurance rates.

Shares of Daseke surge 20% as the company’s overhaul appears to be ahead of schedule. Second quarter results were better than expectations.

The program ends soon for new applicants, but those who have received money will need to go through the process to enable them to avoid paying the funds back.

Transporting oversize and overweight loads requires special permits, which vary by state and even county. Without the proper guidance to navigate the process, fleets could face large fines and even shutdowns.