A key sales executive at LoadSmart discusses the company’s TMS capabilities and where it fits today with the needs of smaller fleets.
Michael Kornhauser, sector vice president of transportation at Trimble, advocates for commercial navigation as an essential tool to keep drivers safe, legal and efficient on the job.
Truckstop CEO Kendra Tucker said her company has taken steps to address freight fraud on its platform.
Jamie Hagen, owner of Hellbent Xpress, talks about the importance of community and saving pennies in the trucking business.
Tesla’s first-quarter revenue fell 9% amid 6,000 worker layoffs in California and Texas.
Open-deck transportation marketplace EXO Freight closed its physical office in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and laid off most of its employees to focus on improving its technology for enterprise shippers and their managed services.
Universal Transit is on a mission to revolutionize the auto transportation sector.
Commercial vehicle parking and storage provider Semi-Stow is now Outpost. It hopes to double its existing properties after an infusion of $12.5 million in Series A funding.
U.S. agricultural exports to Mexico are forecast to rise to a record $28.4 billion in fiscal year 2024.
Being prepared on the road removes the panic when trucking accidents happen.
In the constantly changing world of last-mile delivery, it can no longer operate as a siloed operation from middle mile.
This week in Borderlands: Experts push infrastructure to boost cross-border trade; Korean EV supplier begins construction of plant in Mexico; Kirchhoff Automotive expanding operations in Mexico; and WSI named operator of CPKC transload terminal.
Arkansas authorities arrested a truck driver after a traffic stop allegedly revealed he was in possession of nearly 28,000 packs of untaxed cigarettes.
XPO driver Dale Williams speaks on his career and safety practices after being celebrated for driving 4 million accident-free miles.
FreightWavesTV gives a scheduling sneak peek at next week’s Small Fleet & Owner-Operator Summit.
International Roadcheck is a high-visibility, high-volume commercial motor vehicle inspection and regulatory compliance enforcement initiative that takes place in Canada, Mexico and the United States.
The companies that benefit most from employee feedback are those that use it to optimize their systems, rather than focusing only on driver retention or satisfaction scores, says Max Farrell of WorkHound.
J.B. Hunt and Knight-Swift reported higher pressure from customers to cut contracted rates in Q1 bids in an effort to extend savings before the market’s eventual turnaround.
Mexico was the United States’ top trading partner in February, with two-way commerce totaling $67 billion.
Kay Pfeiffer of TrueLifeCare joined Jeremy Reymer on Taking the Hire Road to discuss the importance of addressing the diabetes epidemic plaguing the trucking industry
