Drivers are people who have needs and wants, goods from October are just now being unloaded at West Coast ports, and the FMSCA has a new deputy administrator.
Time is running out for trucking companies to upgrade or replace third-generation mobile devices to 5G network services or face possible violations if logging devices can’t function properly.
Flatbed and over-the-road drivers to see 70 cents per mile
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The American Trucking Associations (ATA) predicts the industry will be a record 80,000 drivers short in the next year.
Small trucking companies’ financial losses due to a snowstorm and subsequent interstate closure hurt “real bad.”
Rogel L. Aguilera-Mederos had received a 110-year prison sentence but is now eligible for parole in five years.
Players in the FreightTech space have continued to thrive despite challenging market conditions. Second-generation FreightTech startup Emerge led the pack in growth and ingenuity throughout 2021.
With 2021’s elevated rates and strained capacity, many shippers are holding out hope for significant rebalancing in the new year. They may need to wait a little longer, however, as experts suggest current market conditions could last well into 2022.
A closer look into FMCSA HOS rule changes
In an industry reeling from early retirements and halted driving school programs, an effective strategy for recruiting and retaining drivers is more important than ever.
While times of uncertainty like these can be troubling, what goes up must come down – or at least level off. The price of diesel fuel is projected to lower to a national average of $3.09 in middle and latter parts of the coming year, offering a sigh of relief for trucking.
