“They don’t need to sleep in a vehicle. They can work in an office environment and then go home.”
Video telematics company Lytx has introduced a risk detection tool that will identify and engage with drivers who are prone to distracted driving.
Trucking Alliance-backed analysis supports group’s push for federal testing changes.
Houston-based TPC Group will eliminate 100 jobs but work to restore production within five years at the Port Neches plant damaged during Nov. 27 explosions.
The rapid growth in online retail sales and consumer demand for fast delivery is spurring construction of giant fulfillment centers.
Expected high winds have led to a ban on hauling empty trailers on part of the New York State Thruway in western New York starting at 3 a.m. Thursday.
PS Logistics announces that it has completed the acquisition of Southeast Logistics.
The unit was acquired from GE Capital in 2015 and has struggled recently.
Schneider National’s new Dallas operating center set to open as the company looks to grow its active fleet.
Program members will have several opportunities to network in Orlando next week.
Lowe’s sees positive sales comps in 14 of 15 regions, but full-year fiscal 2020 guidance disappoints.
United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement has the support of a majority of Canadian lawmakers even if some seem set on delaying ratification to score political points.
ORBCOMM lowers full-year 2020 guidance given recent coronavirus developments.
OneRail is a last-mile orchestration and fulfillment platform that consolidates the needs of shippers and retailers onto a single platform.
Yokohama is expanding in the fast-growing 19.5-inch tire market with two new offerings for pickup and delivery and other Class 3-6 applications.
Fleet Advantage is adding predictive modeling to its ATLAAS platform, giving fleets a look at vehicle replacement cost savings at specific points in time.
Police say truck had become stuck on tracks.
Trucking companies advised to assess how new standard applies to workforce contracts.
Reported deal to let Canadian National quietly route some freight around protests gets high marks from director of trucking company hit hard by the disruptions.
A Boston-based real estate firm recently purchased a 24-acre industrial park about 3 miles from the Port of Houston and 200 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border.
