Trucking

The number of carriers receiving FMCSA conditional safety ratings is increasing as more off-site audits are conducted.

The high-flying darlings of 2021, less-than-truckload stocks are finding their way back to earth quickly this year.

Daimler Truck North America is trying to solve thefts of semiconductor-rich powertrain control modules from its tractors.

A new per-package charge has been levied on Standard cross-border ground service.

The Small Fleet & Owner-Operator Summit takes place on June 15, 2022.

Tech looks to solve detention; Flexport joins push for formula; retail inventories up big; from corrections to trucking CEO; cybersecurity

Drayage trucks in California with engines made before 2010 will have to be shut down at the end of the year on the road to zero-emissions vehicles.

FreightWaves founder and CEO Craig Fuller analyzes truckload contract rates and where they may be headed.

AskWaves looks at application programming interfaces in the less-than-truckload industry and how far the evolution can go.

Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Mexico fully opens its market to U.S. potatoes; a Japanese auto parts maker completes a $29 million Mexico expansion; Charger Logistics is opening a Texas facility; and CG Railway launches its second U.S.-Mexico ferry.

This week: The maritime industry celebrates its first International Day for Women, Leonard’s Express unveils its first of five patriotic trucks, and FedEx helps milk banks ship breast milk to combat the formula shortage.

Truckers will need to be patient as retailers burn through their buffer stock.

Six people have pleaded guilty in the theft of $1.4 million from San Antonio-based carriers Texas Chrome Transport and MJR Truck Lines.

Will freight ever return to normal; Mayor highlights trucking; small fleet owner on operating in this market and news on WTT

Meritor’s $201 million purchase of Siemens’ electric propulsion unit is fine with Meritor suitor Cummins.

The best way to keep your drivers satisfied is to know what they want.

Australia’s Tritium is making a charge in U.S. market with a move into direct current fast charging for electric trucks.

In the wake of the latest deadly shootings, Democratic lawmakers urge carriers to tighten firearm security measures.

Distracted driving is a problem. The product offered by NoCell is designed to reduce it, but there is some resistance.

As thousands of exhibitors and attendees convened in Northwest Arkansas last week, many were introduced to Coleman Warren and the business he founded, Simple+Sweet Creamery, to fight child hunger.