Navistar is recalling about 45,000 older trucks because insufficient current to the HVAC blower motor led to melting and fires.
The Teamsters meet with UPS on Monday in Washington to discuss progress on supplemental agreements as main negotiations begin.
This week in Borderlands: Production and exports of Mexican-built cargo trucks soared in March; Walmart is closing a logistics facility in Fort Worth, Texas; Target announced three distribution centers in Texas; and Maersk opened a global service center in Mexico City.
Transportation shipments and rates back up during March, according to Cass Information Systems.
Splitting ammonia to get hydrogen is the approach of Amogy, another startup seeking success in the transportation energy transition.
Commercial operations at a Texas border bridge have been suspended temporarily as U.S. border agents assist with migrant processing.
Financially struggling Nikola Corp. wants shareholders to double the company’s authorized shares so it can pay its loans in stock.
Teamsters General President Sean M. O’Brien charges UPS with foot-dragging; UPS says regional supplements and the national contract are often negotiated at the same time.
Tesla this week delivered a fleet of Semi trucks to PepsiCo, which said the all-electric Class 8 vehicles will be used for local and long-distance deliveries.
Crash data for carriers entering the industry before the pandemic suggests a gradual deterioration in safety, according to a sample of federal data.
An executive with 30 years of experience in trucking and technology has been named COO of the National Motor Freight Traffic Association.
EPA is proposing stricter standards and revisions to move heavy trucks to zero-carbon beginning in model year 2027.
Cargo insurance is vital protection for carriers, but preventing damages in the first place, like these tips from Reliance Partners, can help them avoid cash payouts and maintain trust with shippers and customers.
Team drivers for Cromex Inc. of Villa Park, Illinois, say they were stranded for three days in a hotel room, more than 1,000 miles from home, after the owner failed to deliver on his promise to pay drivers and set them up in a new truck.
Truckload rates will continue falling at a steep rate in the second quarter while less-than-truckload rates level, a report from a large 3PL asserts.
Truck safety advocates and labor are at odds with big business over a request to loosen regulations for driverless trucks.
Current market conditions – combined with the climbing expenses of operating and maintaining a truck – have created a difficult situation for the small companies that keep America moving.
President Joe Biden signed a bill ending the COVID-19 national emergency, but U.S. border vaccine requirements remain in place for foreigners.
Pilot is replacing its CEO and CFO, and TA says a key date has passed in its pending sale to BP.
A brand change ends lead company LaserShip’s involvement in the name of what is now simply “OnTrac.”
