Trucking

“Grabbing the Hammer Lane,” a one-actor show with trucking as a theme, is winning strong reviews.

Third-party logistics provider Air Van announced it acquired G&C Cartage.

Pro-Trump truckers said they will refuse to take loads to New York City after the former president was fined $355 million in a civil fraud verdict last week.

The Georgia Ports Authority sets export record in 2023; the Alabama Port Authority and CSX partner to launch an intermodal facility; and the Port of Cleveland receives $32 million for upgrades.

This week in Borderlands: Cross-border logistics firms expand operations into Mexico; Texas State Highway 130 toll road truck traffic up over 9%; Karat packaging opens new distribution facility in Arizona; and Pirelli opens Mexico training center, hits 50M-tire milestone.

The Teamsters, which have been mostly winning lately, saw their union kicked out by some workers in Wisconsin.

Universal Logistics posted lower Q4 revenue in its trucking, intermodal and brokerage segments.

Samsara is working to create a system of record specific to physical operations, helping users conceptualize variables like fuel consumption and asset location.

Quiet and zero tailpipe emissions battery-electric trucks are gaining popularity across the industry for parts shipment to assembly plants.

Cass freight data for January shows continued weakness, but the month included harsher-than-normal winter weather.

A federal task force wants contract details from truck drivers to help expose and combat predatory lease practices in the trucking industry.

UPS is rationalizing its air network as demand falls, but it is still adding aircraft when it makes sense.

An administrative law judge ruling against the current system of chassis pools was upheld by the full Federal Maritime Commission.

Investment bank Piper Sandler cut its rating on trucking-focused bank Triumph Financial even as it offered praise for the company’s strategy.

Ryder has a plan in place to reduce its reliance on equipment leasing. Its progress could be seen in its earnings.

Retired rail workers in Mexico created blockades at border crossings in Arizona and Texas on Wednesday, seeking severance pay and benefits from Mexican authorities.

A Delaware bankruptcy court will decide on March 6 if it will hear pension withdrawal liability litigation against Yellow Corp.

Transportation and manufacturing groups are warning federal regulators against using driver-assist data in developing a rule that could determine a trucking company’s ability to stay in business.

Trimble Inc. reported fourth-quarter transportation revenue of $194 million, boosted by strong sales in North America.

ArcBest announced Tuesday it can now provide autonomous and remote-controlled forklift technology.