The worst may be over for low water levels on the Rhine, but the impact on the supply chain will take time to fully ease.
Federal regulators are inviting the public to comment on a truck driver’s request to be exempt from hours-of-service rules.
FMCSA’s Safe Driver Apprenticeship Pilot Program will analyze the safety benefits or hazards that young drivers pose to interstate commerce.
Three delivery contractors acknowledge that some of their peers are struggling. But they maintain the contractor model remains on solid ground.
Ports in Houston, Corpus Christi, Texas, and Mobile, Alabama, continued to see increased cargo volume in July.
CEO Craig Knight has been ousted as Hyzon Motors CEO as financial issues heightened the trucking fuel cell maker’s risk of Nasdaq delisting.
FreightWaves interviewed an expert to learn more about what it will take to adapt supply chains to a circular economy.
Management from J.B. Hunt Transport Services doubles down on long-term growth initiatives in its intermodal unit.
Mark Hanchett, CEO of Atlis Motor Vehicles, has taken an unusual path to fundraising for his electric truck company, which soon plans to go public. Hear how he did it.
Solvento CEO Jaime Tabachnik explains how his fintech startup expedites payments for the trucking industry in Latinamerica.
After initially blaming an “unplanned system outage” for its computer networks being knocked offline since early Monday, Apex Capital Corp. and its subsidiary, TCS Fuel, confirmed late Tuesday that both companies’ systems were targeted in a malware attack.
Jake Lawson, the chief commercial officer of truckload carrier U.S. Xpress, is leaving the company, the second key departure in eight months.
Trucking fintech AtoB on Wednesday announced raising $155M in a Series B round.
Love’s has killed plans to build a truck stop on Interstate 90 in Montana, with local opposition winning out despite government approval.
Navistar’s S13 integrated powertrain will be the truck manufacturer’s last internal combustion engine as the trucking industry decarbonizes.
Federal regulators are issuing new guidance for truck driver medical qualifications, and sleep apnea regulations could be a next step.
A report by S&P Ratings keeps Penske’s debt ratings at its current level, but the outlook is improved.
Netradyne’s Ryan Knight says fleets should identify their pain points before choosing a camera solution.
The logistics industry is collaborative by nature and leaning into that fact is one of the most effective ways carriers can ward against turmoil during market shifts.
When the 2023 orderbooks for trailers finally open, the suppressed booking numbers will flip in a hurry, but that isn’t happening yet.
