Trucking

Trucking’s top safety enforcer is considering changes to work rule recording devices with the goal of making them easier to use.

Are you Roadcheck ready? If not, now is the time to prepare. Tom Bray, J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc. senior business advisor, shares best practices.

TravelCenters of America has again rejected a bid by convenience store operator Arko, which revealed itself as the late bidder competing with BP.

Radiant Logistics said Monday it has completed a financial restatement process that resulted in very minor changes.

Nikola Chief Financial Officer Kim Brady retires as electric truck maker’s financials deteriorate and stock price hovers near all-time low.

Convenience store chain Arko has been identified as the previously unknown bidder for TravelCenters of America.

Pitney Bowes maintains it does not look to compete at scale with FedEx and UPS as alleged by Hestia Capital Partners.

The Teamsters union fires another shot at Yellow Corp. in a battle over proposed changes to operations.

The ELD mandate put more pressure on truck drivers’ workdays and may have pushed its most-tenured employees out. 

Echo Global Logistics has held true to the same goal since its inception almost 20 years ago: Make transportation management simpler.

Truck broker lobby group asserts FMCSA is being negligent on safety while entertaining private contract issues that should be decided in the marketplace.

AskWaves takes a look at the trade group that sets freight classifications for the less-than-truckload industry and where it’s headed.

This week in Borderlands: Mexico recorded 237 cargo thefts the first two months of 2023; Port of Lazaro Cardenas will receive a $322 million investment; Penske Logistics is laying off 152 workers in Fort Worth; and a Texas contract manufacturer expands its logistics facility and trucking fleet.

AskWaves looks at some of the stranger loads drivers have had to transport over the road.

A Miami-based trucking company and freight brokerage, which also owns a CDL training school, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Consumers are buying food instead of “stuff.”

The Teamsters union said Thursday it has rejected less-than-truckload carrier Yellow Corp.’s plan to restructure operations at more than 200 terminals.

Federal investigators in California recently ordered two separate logistics operators to pay more than $1 million in back wages to Mexico-based warehouse workers.

MHI-Deloitte report says tech investments will be pivotal in building agile organizations, attracting qualified talent

Directors of TravelCenters are recommending that shareholders reject a new acquisition bid made by an unidentified company.