Trucking

CDL testing in Florida could get easier if regulators grant an exemption to driver instructors.

DHL Express announced high-level personnel changes in its global organization.

Colonial Terminals announced the acquisition of a bulk liquid terminal from Buckeye Terminals.

A Berkshire lawsuit against Pilot’s founding family over payments made to company executives won’t be heard alongside another case.

Saia’s fourth-quarter update shows it is retaining the freight it onboarded as a result of Yellow’s collapse.

On a day-to-day basis, friction is characterized by manual processes, inefficient workflows and high volumes of human involvement.

XPO founder Brad Jacobs is acquiring SilverSun Technologies as a platform to make acquisitions in a yet-to-be-announced industry.

Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: The logistics boom drives an e-commerce firm’s relocation in Texas; MercuryGate acquires customs software provider International Trade Systems; New Mexico announces two logistics hubs in Santa Teresa; and a Texas city receives approval for a Foreign […]

A filing in a Delaware bankruptcy court said the auction for Yellow’s terminals is ongoing and that winning bids may not be revealed until Tuesday.

A government system that leaves most of the trucking industry without a safety rating needs an overhaul, carriers and brokers tell regulators.

The electric grid holds more potential for electric truck charging than utilities currently allow. A big rethink is under way.

The numbers out of BMO’s transportation sector, which are heavily loans to trucking companies, showed deterioration in credit metrics.

Forum Mobility joins a growing number of startups planning multiple megawatt charging facilities serving California drayage.

The Pilot vs. Berkshire lawsuit in Delaware has gotten personal, with the recent Pilot chairman accused of secret payments to benefit a sales price.

All types of cargo fraud are on the rise. Brokers, specifically, should be especially aware of two growing types of fraud: double brokering and cyberattacks.

Effective Monday, UPS’ surcharge levels for domestic ground parcel and SurePost services will rise by 50 basis points.

Shippers and haulers are often positioned as disparate powers being forced to work together to achieve a common goal. Players throughout the logistics industry have accepted this perceived disconnect between shippers and haulers for far too long.

The ongoing recession has left both companies and individuals in financial turmoil, pushing existing bad actors to increase their fraudulent activities and prompting new fraudsters to enter the arena.

The transportation sector is actively looking for ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This has created increased demand for cleaner, more innovative fuel sources, like renewable diesel.

Canada Cartage, one of Canada’s largest transportation and logistics companies, has acquired Montreal-based GTI Group.