Trucking

XPO and Old Dominion reported tonnage declines in November, but both appear to be anticipating a market recovery.

GXO Logistics CEO Malcolm Wilson will retire next year after leading the company since 2021.

Regulators are modifying their truck-crash data system but without a change owner-operators contend would have ensured drivers are not unfairly targeted.

The Werner case, now more than 6 ½ years old since it became a nuclear verdict, went before the Texas Supreme Court on Tuesday.

Federal regulators are considering a waiver that carries potential cost savings for truck drivers and agricultural aircraft operators.

A Texas wholesaler and retailer is on the hook for a $1.9 million tax bill for tractor-trailer tires it bought from Chinese manufacturers.

The November Logistics Managers’ Index showed a jump in transportation pricing even as capacity stepped higher.

Intraquarter updates from a pair of less-than-truckload carriers pushed shares of the group lower on Tuesday.

Insurance varies among countries, so knowing where a policy should be underwritten is key.

MyMechanic’s newly appointed president, James Lovecamp, recently spoke with FreightWaves on persistent issues in maintenance and repair.

Industrial data remains under pressure ahead of intraquarter updates from less-than-truckload carriers.

Next year is expected to be a transformative one for carriers.

The New Jersey attorney general has filed arguments against tossing the indictment that includes NFI CEO Sidney Brown.

This week inn Borderlands: Texas bridge expansion focused on cross-border trucking; Mexico plans $3B expansion for Port of Manzanillo; John Deere building $55M factory in Mexico; and Speedy Freight opens 50,000-square-foot warehouse near Dallas.

ACT Research forecasts an end of the Great Freight Recession in the for-hire truckload space, but private fleet expansion is tempering expectations.

A California man was sentenced to two years and nine months in federal prison for embezzling nearly $1.6 million from the Fresno-based trucking company where he worked for 15 years.

As Americans enjoy a Thanksgiving weekend of turkey, pumpkin pie, football and togetherness, here is a roundup of just a few of the trucking businesses and nonprofit organizations that pay it forward year-round through philanthropic initiatives.

Trailer manufacturer Great Dane has reached a settlement with the DOJ over the company’s hiring practices for noncitizens who are in the U.S. legally.

The choice between public and private fueling sites depends on a fleet’s size, location and usage patterns, allowing for a tailored solution to meet specific operational needs.

Corey Klujsza, vice president of RXO, talks about Coyote Curve integration, the company’s latest spot market report and what the report means for the freight market.