Trucking

Marten Transport saw improvement sequentially even as year-to-year comparisons remained weak.

UPS is continuing to cut down Amazon volumes and consolidate package sorting centers in a bid to improve efficiency and shipment yields.

Federal regulators have officially opened a 30-day comment period on ATA’s request for a five-year exemption to continue onboarding 18-to-20-year-old interstate truck drivers.

The three-part series of the Trucking Alliance’s safety agenda wraps up with discussion of English, ELDs and insurance.

Nike is laying off 775 U.S. distribution center workers as it accelerates automation and restructures its supply chain.

American Eagle Outfitters is closing down Quiet Logistics and Office Depot is cutting its logistics service subsidiary Veyer, demonstrating that sidelight businesses can be distractions from core retail execution.

UPS has accelerated the retirement of its MD-11 freighter fleet because they will likely require extensive repairs to make them airworthy following a fatal crash and there are newer planes in the delivery pipeline.

Lenders urged R&R Family of Companies to wind down operations in December as carriers went unpaid, according to a new lawsuit.

Smith System’s new Trainer Center platform aims to help trucking fleets run more consistent driver training programs.

Triumph Financial’s earnings had numerous points that showed a strengthening freight market.

Third-party logistics providers accounted for a larger share of the top 100 industrial leases in 2025, according to CBRE Group.

A court refused to grant an order forcing California to resume granting CDL renewals.

Alaska Airlines says it needs to update its transportation services agreement with Amazon because the current cargo flying isn’t profitable.

FedEx Freight has its first rating from a credit agency and it’s less than FedEx.

M&A advisory firm Tenney Group is calling for a spike in transportation and logistics deal activity in the fourth quarter.

Missed pickups have long been an accepted cost of doing business in less-than-truckload shipping. They’re frustrating, inefficient and expensive, but for an industry built on shared capacity and tight scheduling, they’ve often felt unavoidable. C.H. Robinson is betting that doesn’t have to be the case. The logistics provider has rolled out a new set of […]

The FMCSA has issued an emergency declaration covering most of the US waiving hours-of-service rules through February 6 for truckers delivering essential supplies.

This week in Borderlands Mexico : DSV plans $14.5M Arizona regional HQ amid cross-border boom; Realty Income enters Mexican industrial real estate market through GIC partnership; and EOS expands Texas manufacturing and logistics footprint with $3M investment.

The first wave of Winter Storm Fern has fallen over the Southeast and lower Midwest. As predicted, the dividing line between ice and snow remains Interstate 40. Major interstates are shut down across the country in various spots.  Interstate 70 is closed in various spots throughout Missouri, fairly close to St. Louis, as a result […]

Freight operators in 2026 are facing a different set of expectations than even a few years ago. Visibility, reliability, and resilience are no longer viewed as competitive advantages — they are increasingly treated as minimum requirements. As costs remain elevated and disruptions persist, the ability to see, anticipate, and respond across freight networks has become […]