Trucking

An owner-operator claims ELDs, required by regulators to measure hours of service, are too expensive.

Analysts didn’t get the level of detail they were hoping for Thursday during Forward Air’s first quarterly call since its messy merger with Omni Logistics.

J.B. Hunt President Shelley Simpson becomes CEO on July 1, succeeding John H. Roberts III.

When software providers do not cater to private fleets, both the provider and the carrier suffer.

Shippers say a new Federal Maritime Commission rule meant to make billing more transparent will instead cause them more headaches.

Forward Air’s fourth-quarter results sent shares lower in after-hours trading on Wednesday as investors hope a Thursday call will provide financial targets following a controversial merger.

Massive wildfires in Texas and Oklahoma have disrupted travel and prompted mass evacuations.

A case in Illinois involving BNSF Railway and a federal law on biometric information privacy has its settlement figure: $75 million.

The benefits of adding solar panels far outweigh the time and money associated with acquiring and installing the panels.

Texas’ last sugar mill announced it will close permanently amid water shortages, impacting 435 workers, including 101 company truck drivers.

A new DHL facility in Norfolk, Virginia, will serve eastern Virginia and coastal North Carolina.

The Texas Supreme Court has set a March 6 deadline for any parties that want to weigh in on the $90 million verdict against Werner Enterprises.

Rising insurance costs, which were flagged by most carriers on fourth-quarter calls, present a headwind to earnings, Morgan Stanley said Tuesday.

Fastfrate Group has renewed a long-term agreement with CPKC to provide intermodal and drayage services in the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

Douglass is dedicated to being the best version of himself he can be, and that same drive fuels his desire to create a work environment that helps drivers excel.

Knight-Swift Transportation said Tuesday its president and CEO, Dave Jackson, has stepped down and will be replaced internally with CFO Adam Miller.

As companies begin their nearshoring efforts, they will need to develop strong relationships with the right cross-border partners to ensure success.

Financial data from Canadian bank BMO, a major lender to the trucking industry, showed further credit deterioration.

Over 570 layoffs hit freight-related companies in California, Illinois and Michigan, with firms citing market conditions and loss of customers as reasons for the job cuts.

When Berkshire Hathaway bought the last 20% of Pilot Travel Centers, the deal valued the chain at significantly less than just a year earlier.