The U.S. trucking industry grew in the years following World War I. Nonetheless, the industry was still in its early days, and railroads were the primary method of transportation for […]
Watkins Motor Lines grew from a single truck to a major carrier. Much of the carrier was sold to FedEx; other parts survived for a time as well. Read more in this FreightWaves Haul of Fame article.
Strickland Transportation was an LTL carrier that did well for 40+ years. Read its story in this FreightWaves Haul of Fame article.
Central Freight Lines celebrated 95 years in business in 2020. Read about all the changes at this company over its lifespan.
ArcBest’s Danny Loe, head of asset-light logistics and chief yield officer, joins George Abernathy, president of FreightWaves, to chat about the new normal for procuring capacity during the 3PL Summit.
FreightWaves Classics continues the series on Trucks A-Z in Chapter 14.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a special edition of the FreightWaves Haul of Fame!
While the less-than-truckload market is experiencing a boom, it’s not without growing pains, according to Recon Logistics’ pricing and analytics expert Curtis Garrett.
Associated Transport was the product of a merger of 7 companies. It was the largest trucking company in the U.S. for 30+ years… until it wasn’t.
Less-than-truckload carrier Yellow Corp., like other LTLs, reports a weather-related falloff in February trends. However, industrial data continues to suggest this LTL freight recovery has legs.
