German logistics giant DB Schenker on Friday made a big move into the North American trucking market with a deal to acquire USA Truck.
Reliance Partners’ Robert Kaferle describes simple ways fleets can derive savings.
What’s it like to have a totally antiquated supply chain management process and build a new one from the ground up? Karon Evanoff tells her story.
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Roadrunner said Thursday it has completed the second phase of service enhancements in its metro-to-metro, less-than-truckload network.
New delivery window to be set at two to five days for “Parcel Select Ground” and “Retail Ground” shipments.
Shippers are beginning to realize that their tried and true RFP methods will no longer keep them competitive in a changing market, pushing them to consider new, data-driven options.
The benchmark diesel price used for fuel surcharges has been delayed and won’t be released this week but will be effective June 20.
The collapse of spot rates and surge in diesel prices is pushing small truckers out of the industry. One broker called it the “Great Purge.”
Real estate logistics provider Prologis set a net-zero emissions target for 2040 along with other targets in its environmental, social and governance report.
With the right technology, fleets can confidently weather any storm.
With millions of truck drivers on the roads every day, it is up to carriers to ensure they uphold the values and safety-first focus of the professional trucker. And it all starts with training.
As CalArk grew its local delivery fleet, it realized drivers could not take advantage of a short-haul exemption from ELD rules with current technology. So it built a new system.
XPO executives tell investors why they chose to downsize the company, and vow to significantly boost LTL capital spending.
Pactum uses AI and chatbots to automate contract negotiations for some of the biggest companies in the world.
FMCSA is a partner in a multistate effort this summer to more aggressively enforce traffic laws on Interstates 81 and 95.
As the industry continues to grapple with the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic, dedicated options seem to be making their way back into the spotlight.
On the show: Double brokering scams exposed; record-high net revocation of trucking authorities; used truck prices fall and more
Freymiller was founded by Don Freymiller in 1968 in Wisconsin. Today the company operates out of Oklahoma City providing reefer services nationwide.
The trucking lobby is pushing back on Biden’s call for a gas tax holiday, advocating instead for energy independence.
