Einride filed Form F-4 for its $1.35 billion SPAC merger with Legato and is deploying 75 electric trucks for Amazon across five U.S. locations.
Knight-Swift Transportation upped its rate expectations for bid season.
The Teamsters had a pair of judicial developments this month, with mixed outcomes.
DQS Solutions & Staffing announced it has acquired Comprehensive Logistics, Inc., further expanding its transportation and logistics platform.
Alaska Airlines and Amazon have restructured their air transportation agreement, but Alaska executives say the contract to fly Airbus freighter aircraft still isn’t profitable.
Small and medium-sized businesses are rapidly restructuring sourcing and inventory strategies to mitigate the impact of tariffs.
Data from Shell’s Starship 3.0 at the U.S. Eco-marathon illustrates efficiency gains from natural gas powertrains and aerodynamics in Class 8 trucks
Triumph Financial’s latest quarterly report had a somewhat different focus than in previous reports.
Happy Returns, a unit of UPS, is adding 1,700 no-label, no-box returns locations to its network and looking to expand returns service for products that can’t be consolidated.
A surge in M&A, electrification and distribution buildouts signals rising demand for logistics services in Canada.
Fastfrate Group announced it has completed its acquisition of international freight forwarder Omnitrans, Inc.
XGS is poised to compete in a world where carpet no longer dominates.
New AI RateAgents from BeyondTrucks enable carriers to automate complex fuel surcharges using plain language.
2025 was a difficult year financially for Canada Post, but the hope is that a new labor deal opens the door for needed reforms this year.
Alan Ritchey’s latest shutdown in New Jersey highlights mounting pressure on freight contractors as USPS continues pulling operations in-house.
A report by CBS on trucking and brokerages spurred a lengthy response from C.H. Robinson.
Australia Post aims to reduce shipping friction for eBay merchants by allowing free label printing in post offices.
The industry points to billions in losses, but that number only captures what can be seen. When you factor in hidden activity and indirect costs, cargo theft becomes a much larger and more persistent risk.
This week in Borderlands: Truck exports to U.S. fall in March; Port of Manzanillo posts record Q1 container volumes; and GM, SAIC weigh Mexico partnership.
New York transportation funding is cut after dispute with feds over non-domiciled CDLs.
