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Article 'Kroger, Werner, Swift, and U.S. Xpress Sued Over Alleged Quickway No-Hire Deal'- Freight Relocators
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Article 'California Cancels 13,000 Non-Domiciled CDLs Following Federal Order'- Freight Relocators
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Rising Class 8 Truck Orders Suggest Freight Market May Be Approaching a TurnMega fleets have to keep buying trucks regardless because their drivers keep wrecking them.- Electric Chicken
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FMCSA Warns Carriers: Buy or Sell a DOT Number and You Could Lose ItHow did STG buy XPO then?
- Electric Chicken
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Spot Rates Are Rising, but Diesel Is Eating the GainsPaying almost $6 a gallon now. It's ridiculous.
- Electric Chicken
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Lease Purchase Trucking: How It Works, Why So Many Drivers Fail, and What to Watch ForI understand the math and still won't lease purchase. I'd go back to being a company driver before I'd ever do that.
- Electric Chicken
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California Cancels 13,000 Non-Domiciled CDLs Following Federal OrderGood. And it's not as if these drivers stay strictly in California. They're operating all over the country.
- Electric Chicken
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International and Ryder Just Put a Level-4 Autonomous Truck to Work in Texas
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... -
Diesel Prices Cooled Off Nationally, but California Is Still a Problem
Diesel prices may not be climbing as fast as they were a few weeks ago, but that does not mean carriers can breathe easy. The latest numbers show the national average diesel price rose 2.6 cents to $4.06 per gallon, while California climbed all the way to $7.22. Regional prices were mixed, with... -
Spot Rates Are Climbing, and the Gap With Contract Freight Is Getting Tight
For a long time, one of the clearest signs of how weak the freight market had become was the gap between spot rates and contract rates. Contract freight was paying better, spot freight was lagging behind, and a lot of small carriers were stuck trying to make bad numbers work. That gap is... -
Truck Makers Just Backed EPA in a Fight That Could Change What Trucks Fleets Are Forced to Buy
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... -
EPA’s DEF Sensor Shift Could Finally Ease One of Trucking’s Biggest Headaches
EPA just made a change that could matter a lot more to truckers than most regulatory updates ever do. The agency said DEF quality sensors are no longer required, and manufacturers can use NOx sensors instead to meet the requirement. EPA says the move is meant to cut down on bad fault readings...
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Truckload Earnings May Finally Be Near a Turning Point
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Truckload carriers are probably going to post another rough quarter when the earnings reports hit. But what's happening underneath those numbers... -
FMCSA Proposes 20% UCR Fee Increase for 2027
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If you're an interstate carrier, broker, freight forwarder, or leasing company, your registration costs could be going up in 2027. FMCSA has... -
FMCSA Moves to Study Truck Parking Shortage — But Don't Expect New Spots Anytime Soon
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Truck parking has been a thorn in the side of this industry for a long time, and now FMCSA is taking another formal step toward getting a handle... -
Kroger, Werner, Swift, and U.S. Xpress Sued Over Alleged Quickway No-Hire Deal
- Freight Relocators
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A new federal lawsuit is putting Kroger and three major trucking companies under a bright light after former Quickway Transportation drivers... -
New Tariff Rules Could Reach Truck, Trailer, and Parts Costs Starting April 6
- Freight Relocators
- 2 min read
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A new White House proclamation signed April 2 changes how Section 232 tariffs are applied to steel, aluminum, and copper imports and their... -
EPA’s DEF Sensor Shift Could Finally Ease One of Trucking’s Biggest Headaches
- Freight Relocators
- 3 min read
- Views: 123
EPA just made a change that could matter a lot more to truckers than most regulatory updates ever do. The agency said DEF quality sensors are no... -
Truck Makers Just Backed EPA in a Fight That Could Change What Trucks Fleets Are Forced to Buy
- Freight Relocators
- 3 min read
- Views: 151
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... -
FMCSA Says Freight Fraud Is Now a Full-Blown Enforcement Fight
- Freight Relocators
- 3 min read
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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... -
Spot Rates Are Climbing, and the Gap With Contract Freight Is Getting Tight
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For a long time, one of the clearest signs of how weak the freight market had become was the gap between spot rates and contract rates. Contract... -
Diesel Prices Cooled Off Nationally, but California Is Still a Problem
- Freight Relocators
- 3 min read
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Diesel prices may not be climbing as fast as they were a few weeks ago, but that does not mean carriers can breathe easy. The latest numbers show... -
International and Ryder Just Put a Level-4 Autonomous Truck to Work in Texas
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- 4 min read
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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... -
Broker Liability Fight at Supreme Court Could Reshape Carrier Access to Freight
- Freight Relocators
- 3 min read
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The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing a case that could have a real impact on freight brokers, small carriers, and the way freight gets booked across... -
New CVSA Out-of-Service Rules Are Here. Here’s What Could Park You Fast
- Freight Relocators
- 4 min read
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Starting April 1, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance rolled out its 2026 North American Standard out-of-service criteria. That matters because... -
I-70 Autonomous Truck Corridor Adds Three More Freight Trucks
- Freight Relocators
- 3 min read
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Three more partially automated freight trucks are now operating along the I-70 corridor between Ohio and Indiana, making this one of the most... -
Congress Weighs Driverless Truck Rules as Safety Debate Grows
- Freight Relocators
- 3 min read
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The debate over driverless trucks is no longer just a Silicon Valley story. It is now a live issue in Congress, and the bill on the table could... -
Freight Fraud Is Getting Smarter, and Truckers Are Paying the Price
- Freight Relocators
- 3 min read
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Freight fraud is no longer just a shady broker problem or a bad load-board story. It is becoming one of the biggest business threats in trucking... -
Dalilah’s Law Advances as Congress Targets CDL Standards and Trucking Safety
- Freight Relocators
- 3 min read
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Dalilah’s Law just became a lot more than a talking point in Washington. On March 18, the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee voted... -
FMCSA Warns Carriers: Buy or Sell a DOT Number and You Could Lose It
- Freight Relocators
- 3 min read
- Views: 362
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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...