Trailer orders soar in October as OEMs raise intake
The easing of constricted supply chains has allowed trailer manufacturers to accept orders that were shunned a year ago.
The easing of constricted supply chains has allowed trailer manufacturers to accept orders that were shunned a year ago.
UPS announces that export and import fuel levies will rise by 150 basis points effective Dec. 5.
Surge Transportation’s Omar Singh explains why partnerships are still key in the platform’s digital model.
The easy-to-use program allows brokers to reward drivers directly for specific actions they complete within the Trucker Tools app.
Jonathan Randall has been named to the vacant North American presidency of the brand where he led sales and commercial operations.
Truck driver safety is an ongoing process that involves engagement, awareness and targeted training.
Golden State, often a trendsetter in regulation, lags behind on ELD requirement for trucks that stay within state borders; comment period open.
This week in Borderlands: Automotive logistics provider expands into Mexico; Tesla negotiating with Texas officials for a $365 million lithium refinery; El Paso explores high-tech shuttle to move freight; and automotive parts supplier to build second factory in Mexico.
Hydrogen fuel cell truck maker Hyzon Motors faces Nasdaq deadlines after missing a financial filing for the second consecutive quarter.
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has shuttered two related Texas carriers for numerous violations.
As supply chain logjams lessen, improving new truck production levels put downward pressure on used truck prices.
“Violations that occur as a result of an accident are not supposed to count toward your CSA score,” says Reliance Partners executive Robert Kaferle.
The Trade Association for Logistics Professionals said it was not the “appropriate vehicle” to engage in dialogue between FedEx Ground and its delivery contractors.
Demand for durable goods is soft and diesel rates are sky-high. It’s a spooky sign for the trucking industry.
Several high-profile commercial electric vehicle makers have faced recent struggles, but BrightDrop says it is on pace for $1 billion in revenue next year.
Brake Safety Week in the United States checked out a lot more trucks, but the out-of-service orders stayed flat percentage-wise.
A theme emerges as you look around the electrification and autonomous trucking space. Practically no one does it alone.
Resonea Inc. and CPAPSupplies will integrate sleep apnea screening and testing services for commercial truck drivers.
Hub Group, a full-service transportation and logistics provider, detailed leadership changes on Thursday.
Corrective action training may not prevent an incident but it will reduce the likelihood of one reoccurring.