August Class 8 truck bookings rise as manufacturers selectively accept orders
Orders of new Class 8 trucks rose to a five-month high in August as manufacturers opened their order books for 2022 just a little.
Orders of new Class 8 trucks rose to a five-month high in August as manufacturers opened their order books for 2022 just a little.
Most often, hesitation surrounding autonomous vehicles centers on cost and safety concerns. Locomation set out to address these pain points with a phased approach.
The clock is ticking for all 34 trucking companies that participated in K-Ratio X’s now-defunct fuel hedging program to sign a universal settlement agreement.
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“To satisfy the hiring needs of the companies currently on the platform, we need to find over 220,000 drivers every year for them. That’s not a small number,” says the CEO of YouCruit.
Less-than-truckload carrier Saia sees tonnage gains carry into the third quarter.
Growth in couriers and warehouses took an outsize percentage of the total net growth in jobs last month.
President Chad Eichelberger details Reliance Partners’ appearance yet again on the list and why 2021 was a major year for the company.
Nikola is licensing Bosch fuel cell technology to use in its Arizona plant, casting doubt on whether it would eventually use General Motors’ fuel cells.
Truck parking reservation platform TruckPark is making its services available through Roady’s Truck Stops.
Short seller Fuzzy Panda dumps dirt on Workhorse, including confirming an SEC probe of the troubled electric delivery van maker.
Convoy surveyed nearly 600 U.S. trucking companies and found that more recently founded carriers and younger demographics were more likely to feel pressure to reduce emissions.
Shell chose the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo to talk up diesel-powered freight efficiency. An odd choice of venue — or was it?
Supply chain disruptions and the growth of e-commerce have forced Seko Logistics to think differently about its logistics network.
ShipMatrix’s forecast projects less of an imbalance than the 2020 peak.
A family-owned dry and liquid bulk trucking company ceased operations as of midnight Tuesday, leaving 342 drivers without jobs, sources say.
“From a price perspective, from a capacity perspective, going into Q2, 2022 is before I’m going to see anything really letting up,” said Sherman Barnes, SVP of sales and marketing at Trio Trucking.
Expedited-delivery surcharge to be imposed on top of basic delivery fee.
These are the states where truckers can face the heftiest fines for not chaining up, and where chain laws last the longest each year.
Walmart is filling positions across more than 250 transportation offices and distribution and fulfillment centers, at an average wage of $20.37 per hour.