Biden’s labor secretary pick says she’s ready to step in if West Coast dockworkers and their employers cannot resolve their remaining issues.
Volvo Group reported record sales and deliveries in the first quarter, projecting a positive note as the first truck manufacturer to release financials.
Link Logistics’ customers will be able to do a better job of managing energy consumption under a collaboration with Carrier Global Corp., the companies said.
Deregulating trucking made modern supply chains achievable — but it also carved out one of America’s essential blue-collar professions.
XPO fills vacant chief operating officer role with an Old Dominion veteran.
A case involving the theft of expensive freight may have led to a legal precedent benefiting brokerage liability.
There is a lot more competition waiting to take a UPS parcel if workers go on strike, consultant Satish Jindel says.
Propane haulers were unable to convince federal officials that a work-rule exemption could be provided without boosting crash risks.
Federal regulators are rolling out a rule proposal as a first step to potential new and costly requirements aimed at reducing truck crash fatalities.
Truckload carrier Marten had a first quarter in which it drove more miles than last year but made less money.
Nikola Corp.’s hopes for a zero-emissions trucking future may be realized without the startup being part of it.
At its core, Bitfreighter is an integration enablement platform. The company’s driving principle is to make integrations affordable and accessible by stepping away from the transactional pricing model and offering unlimited everything.
NFI Industries has acquired warehousing and fulfillment provider SDR Distribution Services in Canada.
As negotiations get underway between UPS and the Teamsters, here are key considerations for shippers navigating a period of uncertainty.
FedEx celebrates its golden anniversary of operations with its most intense few years in decades ahead of it.
J.B. Hunt missed first-quarter expectations Monday as weak intermodal and trucking trends plagued the quarter.
J.B. Hunt Transport Services missed analyst expectations for the first quarter on Monday.
As their populations grow, Class 8 electric trucks are proving as susceptible to safety recalls as diesel-powered units.
TA expects to be bought by BP next month, but spurned suitor Arko is continuing to hone its offer for the truck stop giant.
A Daimler Truck recall of Western Star models for a windshield wiper defect has grown from a few hundred to more than 54,000.
