Truckers, brokers and fuel retailers told Congress where they believe regulators are overstepping their authority — and where they need to step in.
Heavy gunfire has been reported near the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge, a key border crossing linking Texas and Mexico.
The U.S. Postal Service is merging three ground-delivery products to emphasize surface transportation.
As electric trucks get most of the attention, Peterbilt’s devoted fans celebrated a new version of an historic oil-burner.
TravelCenters of America shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favor of the proposed sale to BP.
In the fast-paced world of freight transportation, a carrier’s success is determined by its ability to deliver goods damage-free and on-time. But it all starts and ends with the people behind the scenes who make it all happen.
Martin Weissburg is retiring as president of Mack Trucks after five years. He is being succeeded by Stephen Roy.
EY Americas’ Sumit Dutta says there’s a realization among companies that a broken or inefficient supply chain is going to crimp growth.
Truck driver compensation is highly variable due to multiple factors.
Daseke pulled in its full-year 2023 outlook on Tuesday as the freight market has failed to yield normal springtime demand improvements.
Teamsters General President Sean M. O’Brien urges UPS to abolish the 22.4 and the personal vehicle driver classifications.
E-commerce funding platform 8fig has raised $140 million to help online sellers expand their profitability and market reach.
Supply chain employees are “checked out, challenged and choosing to ‘quiet quit,’” according to Gartner’s Caroline Chumakov.
Nikola will get $35 million in cash and 20.6 million of its shares from ending a joint venture with Europe’s Iveco Group, but ties remain.
Texas officials have reduced state-run inspections of tractor-trailers arriving from Mexico at two border crossings.
A report to Congress shows that truck safety may have gotten worse since regulators loosened hours-of-service rules in 2020.
The Biden administration will drop its COVID-19 vaccine mandate at U.S. borders on Friday.
Trailers are constantly on the move in distribution yards for unloading, cleaning, loading, staging and storage. Sometimes, they get lost.
This week in Borderlands: AI’s rising impact on cross-border trade focus of new report; Mexican authorities recorded 142 tractor-trailer thefts in April; Texas logistics firm opens Phoenix location; and South Texas college launching CDL program.
Comprehensive survey says parcel shippers think status quo isn’t good enough.
