Trucking

PRO Act’s provisions mirror California law upending independent contractor status.

A difficult truck brokerage market appears to have stalled growth at Uber Freight compared to the third quarter. However, the operating loss narrowed significantly.

Protest comes a week after Nike and other Portland businesses signed a letter supporting the climate legislation.

Company posts expected $8.6 million profit as intermodal helps offset declines from trucking and other divisions as new CEO looks to better performance in 2020.

Trucking companies should understand the rules surrounding workers’ comp coverage.

Charley Dehoney writes about digital brokerages and what they really are and do…

ChargePoint, with more than 108,000 electric vehicle chargers, and travel plaza and truckstop association NATSO will use Volkswagen “Dieselgate” settlement money and other funds to build out an electric charging infrastructure at 4,000 travel plazas by 2030.

U.S. Xpress sees a path to improved profitability in 2020 and beyond. These were just some of the highlights provided on the carrier’s earnings call.

Authorities evacuate town of Guernsey, Saskatchewan, and close five-mile stretch of key Western Canada highway after morning accident involving CP train.

Your name is your face to the world. Forward Air wants a makeover since diversifying from its original business focused on air cargo, so it’s changing its name and logo.

U.S. Xpress reported a better-than-feared loss to close out 2019. The company expects conditions to improve in 2020.

Persistent industrial weakness sends Old Dominion’s fourth-quarter results down

Proposal would create competitive grant program for projects that add capacity.

Werner’s management team is still pointing to a truckload recovery in 2020 but noted that the first half will be a challenge.

Amazon’s free shipping lures US consumers even if some disapprove of how it does business, survey finds

Like most mega-companies, UPS Inc. (NYSE:UPS) is loath to publicly discuss customers or its relationships with them. It refuses to answer reporters’ questions about customers. It never mentions them in press releases or other media announcements. But the long-held custom went out the window last week. In announcing its fourth-quarter and full-year results, UPS not […]

WEX said that a data limit issue within its IBM Informix system was the cause of fuel cards being shut off across the country today.

“In some cases, a broker’s payment policy is more important than the rate it pays the carrier,” said Jason Kirkpatrick.

The Protect App-based Driver & Services Act seeks to exempt app-based drivers from the state labor law while providing benefits and safety protections.

Problems continued into the afternoon for customers of WEX fuel cards, including its EFS and FleetOne cardholders, as a system outage rendered cards useless at fuel pumps.