Daily Infographic: In 2021, 87% of US truck freight tonnage was shipped less than 250 miles
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Mexico truck makers break export record in August
Truck safety lobby pressures DOT on crash prevention
Pitney Bowes Parcel Shipping Index predicts record numbers ahead
Transborder freight between the U.S. and North American countries (Canada and Mexico) in January 2022
FreightWaves Founder and CEO Craig Fuller provides commentary/analysis on the trucking industry’s “driver shortage.”
These are the five spots where truckers are most likely to experience a rollover, according to a telematics company.
Big Benefits for Small Fleets: The CarrierHQ Difference
Understanding the differences among truckloads
The Northeast is the most likely region for collisions between commercial trucks and wild animals. These are the top five specific locations.
After months of tepid increases or decreases, industry tacks on a lot more workers
This look at the past week in images features a container crane collapse, Alaska snow and a decorated semi trailer.
Stats for Average Truck Speeds on Select Metropolitan Area Interstates
The automotive writer who tracked down Ford’s long-lost turbine semi-truck, ‘Big Red,’ says, “There is more to come.”
There’s a steep learning curve for importers and exporters now that the U.K. is no longer part of the European Union. Botched customs forms are leading to freight backlogs.
The online auction from Ritchie Bros. attracted 8,600 bidders from 62 countries using the Ritchie Bros. mobile app.
Darren Prokop writes about the key role that transportation in the war against COVID-19 – particularly trucks.
Winter weather can have a major impact on freight movement. Read meteoroligist Nick Austin’s article about winter weather conditions.
After consecutive years of record numbers, equipment orders have fallen to replacement cycle levels, making it feel like the industry has fallen off a cliff.
The key metric “net revenue per truck per week” is explained by Chris Henry.