Trucking

It got $10 million that Clyburn maintains is for smaller firms

Motel 6 is offering a 12% discount to truck drivers who book a room at one of its 1,400 hotels through the Trucker Path app.

The timing of the law is perfect for an industry that needs help.

Outbound tender volumes inch upward

The Department of Transportation issued a call for industry stakeholders to commit to raising awareness over human trafficking, and the agency received twice as many commitments as it was seeking.

President’s options limited without sufficient evidence, according to former DOJ antitrust chief.

Navistar extended CEO Troy Clarke’s contract until July as a buyout offer by Volkswagen subsidiary TRATON Group is on hold amid the cash-devouring coronavirus pandemic.

Even as volumes slowly begin to return, carriers are still not in an advantageous position when it comes to pricing, although there is some positive momentum developing.

The transportation and warehousing sector sheds 10.4% of employees in April as Canadian Trucking Alliance calls for additional federal aid.

The number of employed is down to 2014 levels.

Plus: California Trucking Association, CERES, release report on path to electrification

“Substantial” federal funding needed to maintain service, board chairman warns.

Trucking industry raises $75,000 to provide hand sanitizer, masks for drivers

USA Truck continues to execute on its internal turnaround initiatives, but they have yet to bleed through and provide positive earnings results for the carrier.

Harbor Trucking Association hosts a wide-ranging conversation with West Virginia senator.

“In North America, our fuel volumes are off 20% to 25%, behind last year in April,” said Ron Clarke, FleetCor’s chairman and chief executive officer.

Management says “tough pricing environment” muted operational efficiency initiatives.

Ransomware attacks are on the rise and transportation companies are a prime target.

Freight haulers across transport modes join effort to raise awareness.

Group wants changes to rarely invoked federal law, making it automatic.