Michigan

Michigan trucking company auctioning equipment after 50 years

Balic, propietario de Northwest Transportation Inc, está libre bajo una fianza de 100.000 dólares sin garantía

The owner of a Michigan-based trucking company is free on bail after DEA agents arrested him on gun and drug charges after raiding his home and businesses.

Two truckers working for the same Canadian company were arrested four months apart after separate seizures of cocaine and meth in Michigan.

The end of 2021 brings the confirmation of a Surface Transportation Board member and approvals of short line requests.

Two bills in the Michigan Legislature are calling for freight train crews to consist of at least two people.

A FreightWaves survey reveals some of the best places for truckers to see eye-popping fall foliage.

CN is selling its noncore assets in southern Ontario, Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and Wisconsin to Watco.

Refraction AI discovered many last-mile AVs used a sensor system known as LiDAR, which was causing bottlenecks in deploying these vehicles into the real world.

While revenue for Universal Logistics Holdings’ truckload, brokerage and intermodal segments all declined during the second quarter, the CEO said he was pleased with the “anticipated direction of our current operations.”

On a per-share basis, the Warren, Michigan-based company said it had net income of 23 cents per share, on total operating revenues of $258 million.

“We are anticipating an historic high water level.” Michigan governor commenting on dam failures and flooding.

Another foot of lake-effect snowfall possible in parts of the Midwest. Icy spots, too, from Montana to Maine.

Dutch-made Truck Driver promises a story-driven experience of building a career hauling freight.

Volvo has started testing connected vehicle technology in California, plus Michigan governor pitches fuel tax hike, California legislator wants to phase out diesel engines and Alibaba buys into delivery company.

The states are at different points in their adoption of the program, but some of them are showing the way in what can be done.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has confirmed its plan to move its truck-making arm from Saltillo, Mexico, to Detroit, MI, the Chicago Tribune reports.