MIT’s David Correll and aifleet’s Marc El Khoury join Thomas Wasson on this episode of Loaded and Rolling to talk about the much-touted driver shortage.
Carrier relationships and networks are the keys to success in 2022, Port of Oakland looking for business, and retailers are into buying logistics companies.
The American Transportation Research Institute’s Rebecca Brewster shares what the industry ranked as its top issues this year.
Difficulties finding trailers is starting to rival the effects of the driver shortage at the nation’s largest fleets.
Truck drivers who started in their 50s and 60s share how they got into the industry, along with their experiences on the road.
Truckload carrier U.S. Xpress expects a hot freight market to carry through the end of the year but cautions consumer headwinds are mounting.
Carrier Perspective: State of the Industry
Arkansas-based carrier’s trucking segment posted revenue of $113M and brokerage division posted revenue of $81M in Q3.
North Carolina-based carrier’s third pay raise in a year comes amid unprecedented freight volumes and demand for drivers.
More trucking heads weigh in on rate expectations for 2022. Following a sizable rate bump this year, it appears that rates could move considerably higher again next year.
Keeping a handle on the driver experience is a priority at TreeHouse Foods.
Experts weigh in on how choosing the right legal services firm can help drivers and fleets keep operating efficiently.
Asset-light trucking and logistics provider Forward Air’s new pay plan incentivizes operators to haul into the country’s more challenging markets.
With the pay boost, the company’s more experienced drivers will bring in 63 cents per mile.
Adam Miller, CFO of Knight-Swift Transportation and president of Swift Transportation, joins George Abernathy, president of FreightWaves, during Day 2 of FreightWaves LIVE @HOME to talk capacity, drivers, rates and more.
Commentary from trucking executives at an investor conference suggests the capacity crunch may last well into next year.
On today’s episode, Jeremy Reymer, founder and CEO of DriverReach, speaks with Ellen Voie, president and CEO of Women in Trucking, on ways to recruit more women into the trucking industry.
Dooner hops in the virtual cab with trucker and Hell Bent Xpress owner Jamie Hagen
FATj and FreightWaves team up to visualize the driver shortage and what can be done to fix it.
