Landstar forecasts $100M truckload hit in March if Ukraine agencies shut down
The company says its U.S.-based agency with eastern Ukraine operations faces severe disruptions due to fighting in the region.
The company says its U.S.-based agency with eastern Ukraine operations faces severe disruptions due to fighting in the region.
A District of Columbia lawmaker tells law enforcement that a security fence around the Capitol should be removed quickly following trucker demonstrations.
Companies rely on a wide variety of partners to handle their invoice auditing, including brokers and third-party freight pay companies. This approach can be risky, as these folks are not typically invoice audit experts, increasing the chance that inconsistencies and other issues will slip through the cracks.
Autonomous trucks have garnered a significant amount of attention during this transition thanks to their impressive environmental benefits and inherent ability to solve a variety of industry ills. While technological efforts to get these vehicles on the road have progressed quickly, regulations surrounding their use have been slower to follow.
Less-than-truckload carrier Dayton Freight Lines announced plans to acquire Valley Companies’ cartage operations.
The load board at Truckstop.com remains the core business but integrating it with other operations is seen as providing opportunity.
Over the last decade, XPO Logistics has spent hundreds of millions of dollars investing in the development of advanced transportation technology with the use of “the brightest technology minds out there.”
JLE Industries is considering a variety of solutions to help more than 70% of its customers satisfy their ESG mandates.
New trucking legislation is under consideration in Virginia, resulting from a disruptive snowstorm last month.
Navistar is recalling thousands of trucks because their backup lights illuminate with the wrong shade of white.
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: LGT Transport expands in Texas; Fintech firm raises $16M for cross-border trade; Transfar Shipping launches China-US Gulf Coast container service; and El Paso Logistics Park opens.
Event may warrant a special filing with the SEC, source says.
This week: Phillips 66 employees mark Black History Month, and Bendix and Amazon support STEM programs in the Midwest.
With fuel levies generously padding the carriers’ top lines, shippers shouldn’t expect relief anytime soon.
A federal proposal allowing trucking companies to use oral drug testing will reduce costs but could prove less effective against “lifestyle” drug users.
A South Carolina company that remanufactured locomotives and provided railcar servicing and repairs filed Chapter 7.
There’s a lot of bad information out there about the state of the oil market.
Truck Tech is a weekly newsletter providing perspective and context on autonomy, electrification and other technologies impacting the fleet ecosystem.
Contract logistics giant GXO sees numerous growth opportunities for years to come.
Break bulk cargo with commodities of plywood, steel and rubber boosted volumes at U.S. Gulf Coast ports in January.