Trucking

The Sikh Coalition was one of the louder voices in opposition to FMCSA’s English language proposed rule.

Waabi says its Dallas-Houston commercial load volume is up more than 80% this year, and Warrior Logistics is now running routine customer freight on the corridor

The VNX shares a platform with the VNL and VNR, the product of a $3 billion investment, and gets a 540-horsepower D13 rated to EPA 2027 standards with 630 braking horsepower

Edge Logistics has sued Freight Tec Management Group and four former employees, alleging a coordinated scheme to divert customers, misuse confidential information and pay kickbacks funded by inflated freight charges.

UPS is focusing on premium service over parcel volume with a potential Teamsters union strike on the horizon.

According to AFS Logistics and TD Cowen, record third-quarter less-than-truckload rates are projected to rise even higher by the end of the year.

FedEx and UPS have turned surcharges into a profit center rather than a pass-through mechanism for unforeseen costs.

Pilot Travel Centers and Tesla have opened their first Megacharger site for heavy-duty electric trucks, Pilot said Oct. 8. The site, at a Pilot travel center in Ellabell, Ga., has six charging stalls. Twelve more heavy-duty sites are under construction, and three are nearly finished: a Flying J in Tulare, California, which opened Oct. 9; […]

Mexico’s heavy-duty vehicle exports surged 144.6% in September, driven in part by U.S. demand ahead of new emissions requirements.

Car hauler CCT Auto Trans announced it has acquired industry peer Livingston Vehicle Transportation Services.

September data from Cass showed truckload linehaul rates rose 10% and freight shipments grew for the second consecutive month following a 42-month downturn.

A 74-year-old Nevada truck driver died after his tractor-trailer overturned along Interstate 84 near Boise early Monday.

Netradyne is expanding the agent ecosystem behind Netradyne Intelligence, adding ready-made agents, a custom agent builder and conversational answers drawn from live fleet data

Trucking capacity along the Mexican and Canadian borders remains constrained as higher operating costs and driver issues limit carrier availability.

As fleets scale across jurisdictions, vehicle compliance is ultimately about whether assets are legally available to operate, not whether the paperwork gets filed correctly. J. J. Keller’s Stephanie Schmidt explains why executives should treat compliance capacity as a resource-allocation decision.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: US takes 76% of vehicle exports as September shipments plunge; DSV expands US-Mexico freight operations with new McAllen office; and Texas university seeks $772,700 for AI-powered Laredo freight project.

A Texas-based cross-border carrier is facing a lawsuit for age discrimination, including a 65-year-old age ceiling.

The formal executive order allowing red dye diesel use over the road has been published.

A New Jersey CDL school is seeking reinstatement to the federal training registry, challenging an FMCSA emergency removal.

FMCSA is launching another comment period as it moves toward a pilot program on sleeper berth hours.