truck driver shortage

Walmart’s new white label delivery service could have far-reaching implications for the last mile.

Werner claims it will face a “significant burden” if regulators do not provide more flexibility in how truck driver licenses are issued.

A Commerce Department advisory group recommends that the department coordinate an interagency approach to addressing the driver shortage.

Statistics on Driver Shortages

Early signs about the end of tight capacity begin to surface.

4D imaging radar will help the trucking industry deploy Level 4 autonomous vehicles and preserve the long-haul trucking industry as a major economic engine for the U.S.

Former FMCSA administrator previously acknowledged getting participants could be difficult.

Driving experience — not age — had a greater impact on safety, according to study.

“More work to do” as FMCSA closes in on 900,000 total registrants.

Chris Henry writes about the true costs of “unseated” trucks and what carriers can do to keep their number of unseated trucks as close to zero as possible.

New report highlights the industry’s efforts to recruit and retain drivers as it warns that vacancies will swell above 25,000 in Canada.

Learn about nine different types of truck driving jobs that are available.

6-year program includes addressing shortage of truck drivers.

Legislation would require FMCSA to step up efforts supporting women

Werner, UPS Freight among initial companies participating in pilot.

There isn’t a driver shortage. In fact, there is a glut of capacity on the road, and not enough freight to haul.

Report asserts industry needs to hire 1.1 million new drivers over the next decade.

Sandeep Kar has written a thought-provoking article about changes in trucks and how those changes affect truck drivers. He also writes about what the future may hold for truck drivers in the coming years.

Ray Martinez concedes finding enough drivers aged 18-20 with military experience could be difficult.

Trucker union sides with most of proposal’s early comments.