Trucking

Drivers want to join – and stay – with carriers that make them feel connected from the very beginning.

ArcBest missed first-quarter expectations on Tuesday.

Ryder continues expanding its cross-border operations with a new logistics facility in El Paso, Texas.

Competing against large freight brokerages is not easy, but persistence and specialization really do pay off.

Texas-run truck inspections are causing hourslong waits at the Mexican border for cargo truckers in El Paso.

Two people in Texas were killed after an oversize load from a passing flatbed truck came loose and fell onto their vehicle.

C.H. Robinson is facing scrutiny from investors as it stock trades low. Can it evolve quickly enough to satisfy Wall Street?

A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision helps define the legal status of  transportation workers at companies that are not primarily involved in transportation.

This week in Borderlands: China boosts its Mexico investments as nearshoring opportunities grow; Realterm acquires truck terminal in El Paso, Texas; Horton Automatics opens plant in Matamoros, Mexico; and Schunk invests $7 million to expand in Mexico.

A possible strike by Daimler North America workers was averted at the last minute late Friday with a four-year deal.

Universal Logistics sees a potential uptick in trucking volumes and rates by the end of the year.

TFI CEO Alain Bedard thinks the company’s U.S. LTL operations are booking too much light freight.

The Federal Highway Administration announced $148 million in grants to combat pollution at the nation’s ports caused by idling trucks.

Saia and other less-than-truckload stocks sink for a second time in a week as quarterly reports disappoint.

A startup named for science fiction author Jules Verne is closing in on cryo-compressed hydrogen fuel for greater energy density.

Glen Stewart, director of strategic programs at Wabash, discusses the company’s Trailers-as-a-service (TaaS) offering, which is designed to help increase asset uptime.

Soft freight market conditions continue to create market headwinds as Hub Group’s first-quarter revenue declines 13% year over year.

A requirement that motor carriers pass a written safety exam before being issued a DOT number will be delayed again as new drivers involved in fatal crashes are on the rise.

While supply chains remain uncertain, here’s how SONAR can help freight keep the status quo.

The U.S. Department of Labor announced a final rule that will ensure overtime pay for some salaried and highly compensated employees – a move that critics say could hurt brokers operating small businesses.