Two of the most significant plotters in the Louisiana staged accident scheme were to be sentenced Thursday but it’s been delayed.
Postal Service contractor Matheson Trucking and wholly owned subsidiaries Matheson Flight Extenders and Matheson Postal Services of Sacramento are winding down operations after six decades in business.
UPS has been given until Monday to address the alleged firing of 35 union workers at its ground hub.
Yellow Corp. has reportedly rejected a bid that would resurrect the company from bankruptcy.
General Motors and Autocar Industries are collaborating to create a range of hydrogen powered heavy-duty vehicles.
Trucking regulator reminds states of federal laws disqualifying convicted felons from having a CDL.
Forward Air reports positive tonnage trends for the first two months of the fourth quarter.
Nearly half of survey respondents said that delivery estimates are “potentially unreliable.”
The first deadline for a little-noticed environmental rule affecting all trucks traveling in California is Dec. 31.
Less-than-truckload carrier Old Dominion Freight Line reports muted volume trends for November.
Local opposition and divided attention in Washington are hurdles that must be cleared before the trucking industry can get parking legislation passed.
Cargo truck drivers at border crossings in South Texas again are seeing long delays as migrants and additional truck inspections have slowed traffic.
ArcBest said tonnage declines in November were tied to efforts to unwind dynamic pricing initiatives.
Weak transportation metrics were noted in a monthly survey of supply chain executives.
Reelables says technology will eliminate the need for manual label scanning across the supply chain.
Class 8 truck orders hit a 14-month high in November, surpassing 40,000 bookings amid a mired freight market.
Less-than-truckload carrier XPO reported higher shipments in November one day after it was announced to have the largest winning bid at Yellow’s terminal auction.
Uber’s new feature allows shoppers to arrange for drivers to pick up purchased items and deliver them to a residence.
Synop sees commercial fleet electrification gaining traction across the supply chain through more EV drayage vehicles.
A Delaware bankruptcy court filing shows several prominent less-than-truckload carriers hold $1.9 billion in winning bids for 130 of Yellow’s terminals.
