Nashville-based Quickway Transportation and two of its affiliate companies have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
SB 1587 adds $1 million minimum damages, employer liability and ICE notification requirements
A permanent shutdown of Smoky Mountain Logistics will leave 145 drivers and staff without jobs by Feb. 28.
Tennessee has notified approximately 8,800 CDL holders that they must provide proof of citizenship or lawful presence by April 6 or face an automatic downgrade to a standard driver’s license. The move follows Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy’s escalating enforcement campaign that has already frozen California’s non-domiciled licensing program and threatened multiple states with the loss of federal highway funds.
This year’s F3: Future of Freight Festival will bring back rapid-fire demos, high-tech exhibits, engaging discussions with thought-provoking speakers, market insights, fun networking experiences, live music and more, but this time totally reimagined to fully immerse you in a festival atmosphere with more venues, experiences, and Chattanooga vibes. Join the greatest minds in the industry Oct. 21-22, 2025, for the largest festival in freight.
The DOT is expediting infrastructure projects in North Carolina and Tennessee.
Freight Masters Inc. owner Herman Shaw was sentenced to 30 months in prison for his role in a scheme to defraud the Paycheck Protection Program.
The Truckload Carriers Association named Texas driver Michael Dorsey a Highway Angel for his efforts to save lives during the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
CN announced Monday it anticipates spending $355 million in 2022 to improve infrastructure in Illinois, Tennessee, Saskatchewan and New Brunswick.
Walmart announced two new fulfillment centers to help it meet growing e-commerce demand.
2 in West Virginia, 2 in Georgia, 1 in Tennessee
Seasonal hiring points to another big peak season
Agencies across Tennessee will make Samsara’s technology available to all state, municipal and county fleets.
“This fracture had the potential of becoming a catastrophic event,” ARDOT Director Lorie Tudor said about a crack found in the I-40 bridge linking Arkansas and Tennessee.
Officials blame several deaths in Tennessee on weekend flooding.
The “IT security incident” at Tennessee-based transportation and logistics firm Forward Air has the hallmarks of a cyberattack, potentially involving ransomware, according to experts.
CSX is looking for customers interested in developing facilities at the 225-acre Columbia Tennessee Rail Site.
Around 45,000 auto workers are on hold in Puebla, Mexico, as local authorities said they will not allow the automotive manufacturing industry to resume production over coronavirus fears.
Tennessee governor declares state of emergency after deadly storms damage several neighborhoods.
Interstate 40 near Nashville is “still a mess.” Interstate 80 in Wyoming is not doing much better.
Man charged with first-degree murder of driver on I-269 outside Memphis after authorities circulated chilling photos captured by camera inside tractor-trailer.
LTL carrier Averitt Express has opened a large international DC near Port of Savannah to manage increased volumes at the port
Amazon has broken ground on its Kentucky air hub, which will bring 2,000 jobs and up to 100 planes to the area.
Heavy snow melt and rains have caused historic flooding in 16 states and the FMCSA has lifted certain regulations as a result.
Thunderstorms, several more inches of rain to flood Southeast roads and homes through the weekend.
There were only ever two good reasons for Amazon to build a headquarters in greater New York City.
The project is expected to allow for easier freight movement in the area, especially for trucks moving eastbound from northern Mississippi.
As polls open today for Tennessee primary elections, you might see an unfamiliar name on the ballot: Aaron Pettigrew. Currently an over the road driver for Big G Express—based in Shelbyville, Tennessee—Aaron Pettigrew has been in the industry for 14 years and has over a million and a half miles to show for it.
FedEx Freight announced that drivers at its Croydon, PA, facility have voted to leave the Teamsters Union. This comes just two weeks after drivers in Charlotte, NC, did the same.
