Trucking

Federal safety regulators have opened a preliminary evaluation of automatic emergency braking in Freightliner Cascadias.

Freight Ninja is positioning itself as an industry leader in combating the truck parking shortage across the United States.

There may be plenty of hand-wringing about California’s Clean Fleets rule, but fleets are advised to start getting ready for it.

A project sponsored by West Coast states is seeking the entire first round of federal funding set aside for zero-emission charging and fueling networks.

Gartner’s Magic Quadrant stands out as one of the clearest – and most trusted – ways to evaluate the most popular real-time visibility options.

Alterna Equity Partners announced Wednesday the acquisition of waste and industrial materials carriers Attaway Hauling and Choice Bulk Carriers.

Worldwide Express is the latest and biggest customer of the integrated payments and audit network established by TriumphPay.

A tentative agreement reduces the size of parcels that could be handled by the Postal Service, the Teamsters union confirms.

Daimler Truck and Toyota Motor Corp. plan to merge their Asian units to save money in new technology development.

The potential for higher pay and less idle time is appealing. However, constantly sharing a confined space with another person doesn’t work for everyone.

“When appropriately managed, your records not only show who your drivers and employees are, but also that they are trained, qualified, properly taxed and work within the limits of the law,” said Daren Hansen of J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.

Many of the generous incentives California offers for fleets to transition to electric trucks will begin to disappear as regulations lock in.

An all-electric truck future by 2045 could face serious roadblocks.

This week in Borderlands: Port Laredo remains the nation’s No. 1 gateway for international trade; rail cargo thefts were up 29% during Q1 in Mexico; a Taiwan automotive supplier is investing $1 billion for Mexico expansion; and Forza Steel is building a plant at the Port of Brownsville.

Truck drivers in Washington state can start using shipper/consignee bathrooms effective July 23, with certain conditions, under a bill signed earlier this month.

School buses qualify for a lot of incentives to go electric, but are the vouchers and grants enough to make a difference?

Unannounced Brake Safety Day results in a better compliance rate this year than in 2022.

Nikola has a minimum of 180 days to get its share price above $1 or it could be delisted from the Nasdaq.

A slow economy and better carrier sourcing technology put shippers in a good spot, according to Reveel Group’s Josh Dunham.

All eyes are on California’s new regulation to decarbonize drayage trucks. It probably won’t please everyone.