Analysis: Spinoff, divestitures prove Brad Jacobs is not Superman
He couldn’t pull off the impossible, but he has made shareholders significantly richer in the process.
He couldn’t pull off the impossible, but he has made shareholders significantly richer in the process.
As more than 2 million Ukrainians have fled their country in the past 13 days since Russia launched a military invasion, several U.S.-based trucking and logistics companies have donated money, while others, including nonprofit groups, have raced to the region to provide direct humanitarian relief to refugees.
Finding a used truck in an overheated market is hard, but personal connections can be an answer, whether it’s the local plumber or the chamber of commerce.
The cost curve is pointing downward in the production of green hydrogen, according to the head of a company that builds fuel cells.
FreightWaves SONAR API/Tai TMS customers have a new method to get FreightWaves TRAC and SONAR Capacity Lane Score data.
Postal Service reform legislation is headed to the White House after the Senate stamped its approval on Tuesday.
The company will become a stand-alone LTL carrier in North America.
AFS Logistics announced Tuesday the acquisition of DTA Services.
The California Air Resources Board sees the chance for a single federal standard on truck pollution, but that’s been the hope before.
Regulators have eliminated a driver requirement to provide employers with an annual list of traffic violations.
FreightWaves Founder and CEO Craig Fuller writes about the impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on the U.S. freight system
Nominated as finalists, Peggy Arnold, Francis Hernandez and Courtney Ohlandt are focused on safety and getting the job done.
While innovation in the autonomous space is moving at breakneck speed, Locomation has devised a way to help trucking companies re-engineer their operating models to begin seeing major efficiency gains even before they deploy autonomous trucks.
Many carriers have turned to technology in order to reduce the risk of serious lawsuits while simultaneously lowering insurance premiums. Digital safety management solutions are on the rise, and these tools can offer carriers the transparency and visibility they need in order to create a safer fleet.
Heavy industry and transportation are cited by one speaker as the best route to provide momentum for hydrogen adoption.
In a constrained market environment like the one seen over the past couple of years, shippers are always looking to cut costs and gain more bargaining power. That makes granular insights more important than ever.
Canadian transportation regulators agreed to push back enforcement of an ELD mandate until 2023 amid problems with provincial legislation and a low number of approved devices.
The Biden administration is proposing stronger air pollution standards for heavy-duty trucks starting in model year 2027.
Federal authorities declared Koboat Trucking and driver Christopher M. Savannah to be imminent hazards after a Feb. 3 crash that killed a Tennessee sheriff’s sergeant.
The cost of truck maintenance is rising as service technicians demand more money to stay on the job while aging equipment is driving more repairs.