Trucking

The CEO of Werner Enterprises says an inflection point in the freight market might be near.

Broker Landstar System beat second-quarter estimates Tuesday as the period ended a two-year streak of sequential revenue declines.

Werner Enterprises saw revenue and earnings per share drop in the second quarter.

C.H. Robinson has made its first acquisition or divestiture since Dave Bozeman took over, selling its European brokerage operations.

Knight-Swift announced its third less-than-truckload acquisition on Tuesday, purchasing Los Angeles-based Dependable Highway Express for an undisclosed sum.

DHL is beefing up its aircraft maintenance capacity in Europe.

A key port in New Jersey is adopting propane as a preferred fuel for the vehicles that move around its property.

Love’s said Monday it has acquired the U.S. transportation factoring portfolio from REV Capital.

Owner-operators and crash victim advocates say easing restrictions for new drivers is a safety risk. Regulators approved an exemption despite those objections.

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In an earnings call with analysts, TFI International CEO Alain Bedard gave a strong critique of the company’s LTL cost structure.

This week in Borderlands: Werner marks 25 years of operations in Mexico; Diehl Aviation investing $49 million to build factory in Mexico; TCA adds Olympic Transport as first Mexican carrier member; and South Texas getting new cold storage warehouse near border.

Supply chain logistics company Stord purchased the fulfillment services operation of Pitney Bowes’ e-commerce division on Friday.

Universal Logistics Holdings saw increases in second-quarter top-line revenue, along with gains in its trucking and contract logistics segments.

Jacob McDonald, 60, was indicted by a Licking County grand jury for his role in a Nov. 14 crash that killed six people, including three high school students.

Growth-related costs and a less favorable freight profile led to Saia’s second-quarter results coming up short of expectations.

Returns continue to increase, which can end up costing companies. Processes can be put in place to help bottom lines, and it’s all related to transportation.

Ryder’s earnings report for the second quarter showed some sluggishness, but company executives see a bottom.

Companies across the freight industry have announced another wave of layoffs, with over 600 workers in four states losing their jobs.

A first look at less-than-truckload carrier Saia’s second-quarter earnings report.