Trucking

Carriers are rejecting more than 13% of tendered truckload shipments.

This week in Borderlands Mexico: As I-35 traffic worsens, SH 130 courts cross-border trucks; Nestlé Purina plans $100M factory expansion in Guanajuato; and Ryder adds major warehouse, yard capacity in northern Mexico.

A proposed bill in Arizona would allow police to arrest truck drivers found using falsified commercial driver’s licenses and seize tractors.

A federal lawsuit by Vantage Carrier alleges R&R Family of Companies affiliates failed to pay more than $1 million in freight invoices, adding to mounting carrier and creditor claims following the company’s collapse.

The Trump administration is investigating whether EV safety risks justify a retreat from electric truck adoption following the rollback of federal emissions mandates.

Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers have finally finalized language on a new labor contract. It’s been a long, difficult process.

Amazon is starting to curry favor with potential customers of an LTL offering.

ArcBest is cutting costs and improving processes as the market looks to shake off a prolonged downturn.

The industry-wide push for better visibility has fundamentally reshaped the way freight moves. Freight visibility platforms have built networks with millions of users, promising real-time insights.

Covenant Logistics reported a Q4 net loss, but told analysts it is seeing early signs of pricing power and improving freight fundamentals heading into 2026.

Transportation and logistics provider ArcBest missed fourth-quarter consensus expectations.

Are ELP out-of-service violations actually effective law enforcement?

Covenant Logistics posted a Q4 loss, while highlighting fleet rationalization and balance-sheet discipline as key priorities for 2026.

Schneider National’s stock was down 16% in after-hours trading on Thursday following a worse-than-expected earnings report.

New legislation would mandate independent appeals for safety data contested by truck drivers while expanding carrier access to current driver records.

Partnership targets key U.S. corridors with first locations opening in summer 2026

Jacksonville-based AGX Freight Group has suspended operations after a lender dispute restricted access to working capital.

Regulators are pursuing a three-year extension for a non-domiciled CDL data collection despite legal challenges, citing a need for federal oversight.

Logistics real estate operator Prologis said “a new cycle is kicking off” in 2026.

Another successful quarter led analysts on the C.H. Robinson earnings call to wonder what the longer-term future holds.