Trucking

As business velocity accelerates, Shipwell provides the tools to keep pace.

Plus: Amazon driver steals package; Rivian vs. Tesla

Builder’s Transport was once the second largest truckload carrier in the U.S. In 1998 it filed bankruptcy and was then acquired by Schneider National.

This tour seeks to preserve the history of several of these companies that paved the way for today’s trucking industry. The legacy of these companies has provided the foundation for the industry as we know it.

Air Cargo Market Expert Jesse Cohen writes an insightful commentary on what the outlook for air cargo is in 2020.

Ben Thrower writes about what most in the trucking industry know – 2019 was a tough year for almost everyone.

ELDs generate thousands of data points, but who owns that data, and how concerned should carriers be that the data will be used against them?

US retailers will forgo profits for the sake of making the logistics investments needed to manage the e-commerce surge, ABI Research says

DHL Supply Chain North America’s Jim Monkmeyer talks trade, customers and the perception gap with shippers

Change from 25% on Jan. 1 estimated to raise annual industry costs by $50-70 million.

Truckstop.com reported that the company is making progress in bringing operations back online.

Market expert David Faulkenberry explains the details of final mile delivery.

It is sort of a hostage situation. New truck orders are stalled until used truck prices go higher.

Smart Drayage platform aims to automate the largely manual processes of container retrieval.

New Zealand’s Mainfreight spells out “MERRY XMAS” with its trucks and trailers for an aerial photo that delights Facebook users.

Jim Blaze writes about the potential of short-haul intermodal traffic on the North American Class 1 railroads.

Brian Aoaeh writes about key trucking events in 2019 and looks ahead to 2020.

The winter season witnesses a lot of truck crashes and injuries, making it essential for drivers and carriers to find ways to reduce risk while hauling during inclement weather.

CEO Craig Fuller provides exclusive industry insights found only on FreightWavesTV.

The Christmas trade is big business in Mexico, which exports everything from ornaments to holiday candy to the United States and other parts of the world. While Christmas-related goods represent only a fraction of Mexico’s $346.5 billion in total exports to the U.S., the nation’s poinsettia exports are expected to total around $15.9 million in […]