Daily Infographic: ATA survey: Truckload drivers in ’21 earned 18% more than 2 years earlier
Report shows pay also increased 11% just last year — and looks like it’s still rising
Report shows pay also increased 11% just last year — and looks like it’s still rising
Pitt Ohio initiates direct service into and out of New York state.
Knight-Swift Transportation rode higher revenues and better margins in all of its divisions to a beat-and-raise second quarter.
AskWaves chats with an industry insider about the work the less-than-truckload industry is doing to close the automation gap.
Less-than-truckload carrier Pitt Ohio announced the acquisition of assets from Teal’s Express, which will provide it coverage in New York.
Less-than-truckload carrier Saia continues to grow its terminal map at an industry-leading pace.
Roadrunner said Thursday it has completed the second phase of service enhancements in its metro-to-metro, less-than-truckload network.
Less-than-truckload carrier Yellow Corp. reported another drop in tonnage during May as its terminal rationalization continues.
A couple of less-than-truckload carriers reported positive demand trends for the first two months of the second quarter.
The high-flying darlings of 2021, less-than-truckload stocks are finding their way back to earth quickly this year.
AskWaves looks at application programming interfaces in the less-than-truckload industry and how far the evolution can go.
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Less-than-truckload carrier Yellow Corp. has begun the next phase of its multiyear transformation. A recent proposal seeks to consolidate and close terminals in the West.
ArcBest easily beat first-quarter expectations Friday. The positive revenue trends have carried through April.
Forward Air beat first-quarter expectations and pulled forward 2023 financial targets by a full year.
A congressional report alleges then-President Donald Trump may have pushed the Defense Department to approve a pandemic loan to help gain Teamsters support in the 2020 election.
Less-than-truckload carrier Old Dominion beat first-quarter expectations Wednesday. The company moved one step closer to doing “something that they said couldn’t be done.”
Knight-Swift Transportation lays out a thesis showing how large carriers will navigate a potential downturn considerably better than small fleets.
Old Dominion said Tuesday it has already added capacity at seven locations in its network. The recent expansions trend ahead of its 2022 guidance, which called for growth at eight to 10 terminals.
AskWaves looks at dynamic pricing and how it fits into an increasingly automated LTL complex.