Trucking

ENTREC begins soliciting offers for ENTREC Cranes and Heavy Haul in the U.S. and ENT Oilfield Group in Canada under creditor protection in both countries.

“A company’s bottom line is going to be impacted more by the way they can improve efficiencies rather than top-line growth,” said Cindy Nelson.

Averitt, OmniTRAX, Duluth Seaway Port Authority and Port of Newcastle announce appointments

Tenstreet’s trucking-specific marketing tools connect carriers with drivers throughout the recruiting process

Treating carriers with respect while removing waste from the supply chain

Though it no longer can call itself Thor Trucks, electric truck startup Xos is progressing toward regular production with a modular platform aimed at winning partnerships with bodybuilders.

Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Mission Produce to open vast avocado distribution center in Laredo; RCR Rail Co. marks groundbreaking for new Taylor Logistics Park; Daimler Trucks Mexico appoints first female plant manager in Saltillo; CBP seizes 577 of pounds marijuana from shipment of plastic scrap.

Nuverra completes first phase of a pilot on water disposal, soon after it kicked off a three-year deal with another blockchain provider.

Throughout history, commercial trucks have taken on many shapes and sizes. The Iowa 80 Trucking Museum is the place to see all the history of truck making in one place. Take a look.

Roadmaster Group doled out nearly $600,000 to drivers who risked their health to deliver the nation’s freight during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tender rejections cross the 6% mark.

Trucking group wants to see gun legislation influence company weapons policy

Career traces back to the late ’70s; search for a full-time replacement underway

Court ruling was needed for disposal of mostly reefer carrier to proceed

Rearview-looking government data confirms the stress for-hire transportation providers experienced in April. New cycle lows have built a foundation for recovery barring a pronounced second wave of coronavirus cases.

TFI International acquiring Gusgo Transport, a small Canadian trucking company specializing in hauling and storing containers.

The Illinois-based carrier is being sued by its principal lender and landlord for failing to pay its financial obligations.

As the size of jury awards has grown, trucking fleets are dealing with how to mitigate the rest. Many are turning to technology.

Murray Mullen, the CEO of Mullen Group, says the Canadian transportation and logistics company has “weathered the worst of this crisis” as it gears up for a rebound.

Truckers have once again proved they can rise to any challenge. Motor carriers should reflect on COVID-19 to prepare themselves for the next time disaster strikes.