Trucking

Heists at freight terminals are getting more brazen as Senate Democrats question Trump administration priorities.

J.B. Hunt Transport Services reported a largely inline second quarter on Tuesday.

Yellow Corp. has asked a federal bankruptcy court in Delaware to approve the sale of four terminals valued at $6.85 million.

The American Postal Workers Union and the U.S. Postal Service have finalized a new collective bargaining agreement.

Less-than-truckload rates are expected to log a new high in the third quarter, according to TD Cowen and AFS Logistics.

Daimler Truck North America plans to temporarily lay off 2,000 factory workers in the U.S. and Mexico.

The U.S. Postal Service is raising shipping and stamp prices. Bulk mailing companies say the increase is too high.

A panel at a WEX forum sees EV technology as moving ahead rapidly despite the loss of U.S. government support.

The Department of Transportation is updating a national freight strategy that expects freight tonnage to grow 50% by 2050.

FedEx has committed to buy the first ATR 72-600 converted freighter, supplementing the production freighters already in its fleet.

June data from Cass Information Systems showed a decline in shipments but expenditures continued to rise.

FedEx will honor founder Fred Smith, who died last month, at a large ceremony in August.

The U.S. is withdrawing from a three-decade-old tomato trade agreement with Mexico on Monday.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: U.S. trade with Mexico rises to $74B in May; Redwood Logistics opens office in Queretaro, Mexico; and Franke Group opens production plant in San Luis Potosí, Mexico.

President Donald Trump on Saturday said he will impose a 30% tariff on imports from Mexico and the European Union.

The Northwest Seaport Alliance recently announced its first-ever incentive program for zero-emission truck and charging deployment in the Puget Sound region. Zeem Solutions was selected as the subrecipient of the program after a competitive bidding process.

AIFleet uses a forum of mostly energy transition investors to tout its AI future for trucking.

Australia Post is responding to e-commerce growth by building dedicated parcel post offices and rolling out an ultra-low cost shipping option aimed at small retailers.

A new bill aims to compel FMCSA to accept positive hair drug tests in the Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse, a move supported by major carriers but opposed by owner-operators.

Motive introduces Positive Driving AI to detect safe behaviors like quick obstacle avoidance, shifting fleets to rewards-based coaching. Results show 64% fewer safety incidents and 43% lower turnover