If a provider of capacity isn’t already preapproved for Hurricane Ida relief, there will be another chance in November to get into the program for future needs.
The FMCSA continues to prioritize COVID relief, extending hours-of-service Emergency Declarations once again.
Regulators will poll the trucking industry on the value of the hours-of-service waiver as FMCSA readies another extension.
A court decision on driver hiring did not remove restrictive covenants, but it does highlight the need for trucking companies to review any covenants they have related to advances on driver training costs.
June proved to be possibly the best month ever for Truckload Carriers Association members. Brokerage revenue growing alongside driver revenues helps paint a picture of success, but what is success for a carrier?
TPP Retention Project Plan’s Ray Haight explains how the industry has missed an opportunity when it comes to driver retention.
Higher prices for used trucks are expected to last into 2022 and when they fall, it will be from a lofty place.
As wireless providers switch off 3G networks in favor of 5G, some ELDs may no longer work.
A Commerce Department advisory group recommends that the department coordinate an interagency approach to addressing the driver shortage.
An appeals court has reinstated a disability lawsuit claim involving a police officer, but the decision serves as a cautionary tale for many industries, including trucking.
The organization will provide an update on its search at its annual meeting in Las Vegas next month.
Each year the TCA Scholarship Fund awards up to $6,250 to students with a connection to the trucking industry to offset some of the costs to attend college.
Lawmakers use Trump-era reforms in the infrastructure bill to attract Republican support.
The increase in the benchmark comes even as commodity markets experience another Monday dip.
TCA firmly believes the trend of California-specific legislation becoming the national standard must end.
A trucking company mishandled an employee’s harassment complaint, leading to a termination and ultimately a large jury award against the company.
The Truckload Carriers Association has partnered with LaunchIt Public Relations to promote the trucking industry.
“She was in shock, in disbelief,” truck driver Trinidad Arebalo said about a woman he helped save from her burning car.
“Truckload detention is the last dark corner of the trucking industry, so we built a big flashlight.” That flashlight will shine bright on Thursday when TCA hosts a virtual workshop addressing the issue.
TCA Profitability Program Retention Coach Ray Haight has spent most of its career in trucking. Here is why.
