Nikola is still short of votes to double its outstanding shares, but Delaware’s governor can give the company what shareholders have not.
o prepare for a compliance review, motor carriers should rely on the expertise of a third-party expert that understands the nuances of how FMCSA determines safety ratings.
Prices realized for newer truck models in auctions and trade-ins are falling because of high use during the pandemic.
Losers among transportation startups are rapidly being defined, It will take longer to determine the winners.
The BLS report on truck transportation in June showed a slight decline from May, but revisions mean job levels are higher than April.
Earnings estimates for truckload and less-than-truckload carriers get a notable negative revision at Morgan Stanley.
After months of carping, California and engine makers agree to flexibility on emissions but hold to the state’s tough mandates.
DHL Express cut the ribbon Thursday on the first hub ever opened in Atlanta by an air express carrier.
FedEx is encouraging UPS shippers to get off the fence today. It is also setting policies for onboarding.
Trucking giant Yellow said it may run out of money sometime this month.
Class 8 orders in June remained muted as manufacturers focused on reducing their backlogs of unbuilt trucks.
Single-sourcing of carriers doesn’t guarantee the best prices, experts say.
A former driver for Ameritrans Express, a contract delivery company that hauls mail for the U.S. Postal Service, says he and other workers wonder whether they will be paid after the company filed for bankruptcy protection.
The Logistics Managers’ Index registered another all-time low in June as inventories throughout the supply chain continued to contract.
Less than a year after purchasing Romeo Power to secure its battery supply, Nikola is liquidating the subsidiary.
Knight-Swift provided a second-quarter earnings warning on Wednesday while also confirming the closing of the U.S. Xpress acquisition.
No new talks are scheduled after the Teamsters rejected a UPS proposal.
FreightWaves spoke with research scientist David Correll about how much progress has been made toward addressing workforce challenges.
Knight-Swift has closed on the more than $800 million acquisition of U.S. Xpress.
This week in Borderlands: Vertical farms in Texas are designed to disrupt fresh produce supply chains; Mexico imposes a 50% tariff on white corn exports from the U.S.; Quality Custom Distribution is opening a new facility in Texas; and CBP officers seized nearly 900,000 fentanyl pills in California.
