Trucking

Infrastructure. How important is a fixed base of electric charging for commercial vehicles? Maybe not as much as we’re told.

Pitt Ohio’s Geoffrey Muessig says there are steps shippers can take to create a stronger and more profitable relationship with their LTL carriers.

In this issue of the WTT newsletter, grossest truck accident of the year; dead cat bounce for spot rates; shippers fight trucker OT pay; more

Tax collections are halted until at least July 14. The state’s supply chain emergency edict remains in effect.

Reliance Partners’ Graham Gonzales warns how easy it is for one to fall victim to a cyberattack.

A case involving C.H. Robinson before the U.S. Supreme Court got the same recommendation from the solicitor general as the better-known AB5 lawsuit in California.

Freightliner powertrain parts thefts threaten the livelihood of drivers stranded with little hope of getting a replacement part.

Used trucks had doubled in price over the last year. Now, auctioneers are reporting that prices are finally softening.

CEO Brett Suma lays out Loadsmith’s definition of capacity as a service.

Motive raised $150 million to invest in products aimed at the “safety, productivity and profitability” of businesses.

On the show, how the big ship arms race is ruining everything; latest on electric trucks; creating a driver culture; and trucker OT pay

The need for streamlined supply chains has never been more pivotal, but many current technologies were not designed to cope with the level of uncertainty companies are facing in 2022.

BMO, a major lender to the trucking sector, reported that write-offs and allowances declined in the second quarter, with weakness not evident in the data.

Schneider’s second corporate responsibility report focuses on emissions and social initiatives.

Imagine having most of your work done before lunch. That’s a reality for dispatchers with Alvys in the equation.

A major shipper lobbying group has concerns over trucker overtime pay legislation.

The solicitor general has advised the U.S. Supreme Court not to hear the appeal of a lower court decision that would require adoption of the AB5 independent contractor law in the state’s trucking industry.

The three brothers who own Stan Koch Trucking split into factions years ago, but a court case settles the amount that two of them will need to pay.

Gulf Coast ports continue to see strong demand for container and breakbulk cargo services during the month of April.

Experts discuss the challenges facing carriers and shippers when it comes to measuring emissions and why it matters.