Nikola coined HYLA as the brand for its hydrogen business, and Biagi Brothers will make early fuel cell truck runs for Anheuser-Busch.
A survey of nearly 1,000 drivers found that carriers generally allow them to return home whenever they want, or not to return home at all.
FitzMark announced Wednesday it has completed its seventh acquisition in the last four years.
By the end of the week, Convoy carriers will be able to receive instant bid feedback on 98% of company-sourced loads.
To address the ongoing climate crisis and slow global warming, governments, corporations and organizations across the globe have set their sights on a greener future.
Tesla announced it is investing $3.6 billion to build two new factories in Nevada, including a facility to mass produce its all-electric Class 8 Semi truck.
Bipartisan legislation would provide new funding for truck drivers and truck parking while exempting ag haulers from hours-of-service rules.
“It’s just not going to be a very fun year, and truckers need to be a little bit more realistic about it,” says Reliance Partners’ Thom Albrecht.
An online auction on Tuesday will sell the assets of family-owned Art Mulder & Sons Trucking of Holland, Michigan, two months after the refrigerated LTL carrier ceased operations after 50 years.
Uber Freight is cutting about 3% of its workforce, all of the jobs coming out of its digital brokerage activities.
Three defendants who pleaded guilty in the Louisiana staged accident scam will get probation, not jail time.
After months of downward moves, used truck prices ended the year closer to pre-pandemic levels than anytime since COVID hit.
Temperature-controlled carrier R.E. Garrison Trucking announced it has acquired produce hauler Boaty’s Transport.
A letter of intent for 100 of its fuel cell trucks in Germany boosts Nikola’s global zero-emission aspirations.
Less-than-truckload carrier Pitt Ohio announced it has sped up service on numerous lanes in and out of the state of New York.
The government opposed a new trial for Nikola Corp. founder Trevor Milton, dismissing his allegations of juror misconduct.
This week in Borderlands: Houston’s MacroFab raises $42M to capitalize on nearshoring shift; Tesla expected to begin production of Cybertruck in Texas in 2023; Nike to open a major logistics center in Dallas; and Dana Inc. to open a new factory in Mexico.
White House economic adviser Brian Deese points to supply chain improvements while new pressures loom overseas.
The world’s first allogeneic T-cell therapy — a type of universal immunotherapy treatment that relies on donor blood — was approved in Europe earlier this month. This is a game changer for medicine. It is also a game changer for the logistics industry.
As valuations of SPAC-backed startups plummet, one autonomous trucking developer that avoided the FOMO and stayed private is thriving.
