The Canadian government has agreed to Canada Post’s request to force a union vote on is latest contract offer to break a negotiating stalemate.
Forward Air announced the departure of three board members following a push from activist investor Ancora Holdings Group.
C.H. Robinson talked staffing and RXO talked the English language requirement at a Wells Fargo forum.
A new enforcement policy proposed by DOT raises the question of whether the trucking industry will become less safe or will be better able to comply with regulations.
An intermodal chassis designed by Stoughton Trailers is the first to meet IIHS’s high standard for underride crash protection.
A possible cyberattack on a major food distributor is beginning to disrupt grocery supply chains.
Over 90 Albertsons truckers represented by Teamsters Local 745 in Dallas have ratified a new four-year contract with the grocery retailer.
Contract negotiations between Canada Post and mail carriers remain deadlocked as efforts to start arbitration falter.
May’s inflation data was set to be the first real test of how consumer prices would be impacted by historically high tariffs.
Investigators in Canada recently arrested nine men for using trucks to smuggle cocaine, while police in Arizona recovered a truckload of stolen electronics.
As tariff talk cools, intermodal carriers are becoming more upbeat.
Logistics’ share of US GDP rose in 2024, and CSCMP doesn’t see it declining any time soon.
Data from shippers’ searches for capacity is piped into broker CRMs with CarrierSource’s newly launched Shipper Data Intent feature.
A strike against 10 Roads Express that has dragged on for months may be nearing a conclusion.
DHL Express Canada says it has taken steps to minimize any disruption from a lockout and strike over a contract dispute with union workers.
Nortia Logistics filed for bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Illinois on Monday, listing both liabilities and assets of $1 million-$10 million.
Canada Post and its unionized letter carriers are negotiating again on a collective bargaining agreement, but their inability to resolve differences is compounding problems at the national mail carrier.
Truck parts supplier FleetPride saw its debt rating cut by Moody’s.
Easy comps and dynamic pricing have ArcBest back in growth mode, but yields are now lagging.
FreightTech startup Cargado is expanding its services into Canada.
This week in Borderlands Mexico: Renegotiating USMCA may boost North American trade; Automotive supplier opens manufacturing facility in Guanajuato; Humanscale expands manufacturing operations in Nogales; and New import cold storage facility slated for Texas border city.
Testing that is part of the growing partnership between Windrose and Terawatt includes demonstrating Windrose’s dual guan charging capabilities, which deliver over 650 kW using two 350 kW chargers from Delta Electronics.
May Ling compares logistics to other components of the Producer Price Index.
Applicants for CDL grants may have an easier time now that Biden-era DEI and climate change requirements have been stripped out of the approval process.
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Chattanooga-based startup Truck Parking Club recently announced it has expanded to over 2,000 locations and over 40,000 reservable spaces.
Less-than-truckload carrier Saia reported a decline in tonnage for the first time since Yellow Corp. closed.
The Atlanta, Dallas and Chicago freight markets are all tightening.
Autonomous trucking company Plus will go public via merger with Churchill Capital Corp IX.
Proficient Auto Logistics saw its stock plummet for a while on Wednesday, possibly due to an investor presentation.
Less-than-truckload carrier XPO saw a volume decline in May that was in line with its previous guidance.
A small-business trucker has been charged with laundering money from fake credit cards to a Turkish bank account.
The death of the Advanced Clean Fleets rule in California dealt a blow to zero-emission vehicles in drayage, but Long Beach remains committed.
The push for tort reform in Texas went zero for two in the just-completed legislative session.
Improving how truck driver registrations are vetted and collecting better crash data are among FMCSA’s FY26 priorities, according to a new detailed budget request.
Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers are not giving an inch in their fight over a labor contract, with Canada Post showing frustration with union leadership and opposing its call for binding arbitration.
Various transportation metrics maintained recent growth trajectories in May, according to a monthly survey of supply chain managers.
Yellow Corp. has asked a federal bankruptcy court to approve four terminal sale agreements totaling $6.8 million.
A South Florida trucking executive is going to prison for a $100 million Ponzi scheme.
Activist investor Ancora said an independent proxy adviser is backing its plea to Forward Air shareholders to vote against three legacy directors who served during the ill-conceived Omni Logistics acquisition.
Columbus, Ohio-based ODW Logistics has a new group president.
This week in Borderlands Mexico: Nearshoring investments still flowing south of the border; Buhler Group plans first manufacturing facility in Mexico; Frisa opens $350M steel factory in Monterrey; and $90M logistics hub opens near Phoenix.
Canada Post, in a sign it has lost patience with leadership of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, has asked the Canadian government to put its latest contract offer to employees for a vote.
House legislation would ban hauling horses across state lines in livestock trailers designed for smaller animals.
A bill that the Texas trucking industry targeted as a key tool for tort reform has died in the state’s House.
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Manhattan Associates is touting a TMS feature it likens to Lego bricks as it gets customers ready for an uncertain era of tariffs.
Sweeping regulatory changes aimed at slashing trucking industry red tape are raising red flags from industry experts and safety advocates.
Recent identity verification changes by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration are having a major impact on the number of newly minted operating authorities, according to research from CarrierOK.
Retaliatory tariffs from trading partners, like China’s response to the retaliatory tariffs, could linger, complicating cross-border freight.
Executives at an LA freight forwarding company smuggled billions of dollars in goods into Mexico from the U.S. in a scheme involving kickbacks to drug cartels and bribes to customs officials, prosecutors say.
ArcBest announced it has hired former C.H. Robinson brokerage President Mac Pinkerton to lead operations at its asset-light logistics segment.
FreightWaves CEO and founder Craig Fuller analyzed the latest SONAR data on the State Street Markets podcast and says he’s upbeat about the freight market for the latter half of 2025.
DHL Express workers say they are willing to walk off the job in less than two weeks if a new labor contract isn’t in place by then.
The postal workers union is disparaging what Canada Post called an enhanced offer on Wednesday as the sides struggle to finalize a labor agreement after nearly 18 months of negotiations.
TransAxle LLC plans to shut down all its facilities across the U.S. and lay off 209 workers.
The government is cleaning up motor carrier safety regulations to ensure consistency and improve clarity for the trucking industry.
Canada Post’s financial troubles have been compounded by the ongoing labor dispute and the inability to generate more revenue from parcel delivery.
BMO’s second-quarter earnings did not suggest a turnaround in credit conditions for trucking.
The Trump administration is amending a list of truck safety rules, aiming to streamline regulations and make compliance easier.
Veho, a tech-enabled parcel courier, is testing a delivery robot that can walk, climb and roll to customer doorsteps in cityscapes.
Purolator’s airfreight partner in western Canada is modifying turboprop aircraft for parcel transport as part of a fleet modernization.
A U.S. senator wants to cut through red tape that’s keeping driverless cars and trucks from commercial viability.
The trucking industry has faced its longest and deepest downturn in history, beginning in March 2022. This prolonged slump, known as the Great Freight Recession, has driven many trucking companies out of business. A sluggish goods economy contributed, but the primary cause is excess capacity. During the COVID-19 pandemic, high freight rates and government stimulus, […]
RXO recently released its Q2 Truckload Market Forecast, which found that despite economic turmoil, the U.S. truckload space remained relatively calm according to shippers’ KPIs.
Freight-related layoffs hit Amazon, FedEx, UPS and F&S Produce West over the past week.
New legislation would codify into law the Trump administration’s policy shift that places truck drivers out of service for lacking English reading and speaking skills.
Companies without visibility and control across their supply chain find themselves perpetually fighting fires rather than fueling growth.
President Donald Trump on Friday made new trade threats against the European Union and iPhone maker Apple.
Providence Equity Partners has acquired a controlling stake in Global Critical Logistics.
Canada Post workers backed away from going on strike, opting instead for a ban on overtime work. But the threat of a strike has already allowed competitors to take parcel business from the national post.
The two leading ratings agencies have cut their ratings on trailer builder Wabash National.
The CEO of Mercado Libre, the dominant e-commerce player in Latin America, has decided to turn control to one of his lieutenants and move to the board room.
Transportation management systems are going to play a big role for shippers dealing with tariff wars, says logistics expert Bart De Muynck.
North America’s third-largest full truckload broker, RXO, believes spot rates will continue to step higher.
President Trump is expected to sign bills nullifying requirements that would have required the trucking industry to convert much of its fleet to zero-emission by 2035.
April brought mixed signals for the trucking industry, as both new carrier registrations and exits increased.
The Trump administration is opening a new round of federal grant applications for truck drivers and truck operations.
Less-than-truckload carrier Averitt announced it has inked a partnership with Western carrier Best Overnite Express.
A Merrill, Wisconsin trucking company and its affiliate brokerage business have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
The U.S. government says it moved to block a businessman and his two logistics companies from using fake postal labels to ship parcels from China to the United States.
Alleged members of an Armenian criminal enterprise were arrested Tuesday in connection with the theft of more than $83 million worth of goods from Amazon.
Activist investor Ancora is doubling down on efforts at Forward Air to shake up the board and force the company to sell.
Tough times at Werner have led the company to temporarily suspend the 401(k) match for employees.
Postal workers in Canada have threatened to go on strike Friday, which would shut down most delivery services and hurt businesses that depend on Canada Post to fulfill orders.
BMX Transport filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Georgia on Tuesday.
In Las Vegas, Manhattan Associates introduced new CEO Eric Clark to its giant annual meeting of customers and partners.
Trucks parked illegally on an Illinois exit ramp contributed to a deadly 2023 crash, according to the nation’s top safety watchdog.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Tuesday signed an order to again require strict enforcement of English language proficiency rules for commercial truck drivers.
Less-than-truckload carrier Pitt Ohio has opened a terminal near the Port of Norfolk.
Private equity firm Cambridge Capital announced it is combining its majority-owned broker Everest Transportation Systems with fellow 3PL Simple Logistics.
A worker strike at Mexico’s Port of Manzanillo could cost operators $150 million in lost revenue and taxes.
The benchmark price used for most diesel surcharges moved higher after five weeks of decline.
FedEx Corp. has announced the new leaders for less-than-truckload carrier FedEx Freight following a 2026 spinoff.
The last-gasp OOIDA fight against the AB5 independent contractor law in California’s trucking sector has suffered defeat at the appellate level.
E-commerce logistics startup Stord has acquired Ware2Go from UPS.
Tender rejections are already near last year’s July Fourth peak.
Regulators say the drug-testing oversight for truckers hauling production crews and film equipment is still safe enough to allow for reduced federal requirements.
International Paper Co. is closing two plants in Texas, resulting in 117 layoffs, officials said.
Kenan Advantage Group acquires the largest milk hauler on Canada’s Atlantic Coast.
