A new federal lawsuit is putting Kroger and three major trucking companies under a bright light after former Quickway Transportation drivers accused them of working together to block those drivers from getting hired after Quickway shut down.
The case was filed April 2 in the U.S. District Court...
Autonomous trucking keeps getting talked about like it is some far-off idea, but this time it is not a concept video or a test track demo. It is moving real freight on a real route.
International Trucks and Ryder have launched a Level-4 autonomous truck pilot on a 600-mile run between Laredo...
Truckload carriers are probably going to post another rough quarter when the earnings reports hit. But what's happening underneath those numbers might be a different story.
That's really what this comes down to. Q1 may still look ugly on paper. Weather was a factor. Fuel costs bit into margins...
Freight fraud is no longer just another warning topic at trucking conferences. At the Mid-America Trucking Show, FMCSA used one of the industry’s biggest stages to make it clear that fraud, cargo theft, fake identities, and bad actors in trucking are now squarely in the agency’s sights. FMCSA...
The fight over EPA’s Phase 3 truck emissions rule just got bigger, and this one reaches far beyond Washington policy circles. Truck makers have now stepped in to support EPA’s repeal of the Phase 3 greenhouse-gas standards for heavy-duty vehicles. Those standards were supposed to begin with...
The FMCSA has issued a warning that could catch some carriers off guard, especially those who think a DOT number or operating authority can be...
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