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What Trucking Events are Happening in 2026?
Looking for trucking-related conventions, expos, and other events? Heavy Duty Trucking has developed this list of national and larger regional trucking shows and events.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHLooking for trucking-related conventions, expos, and other events? Heavy Duty Trucking has developed this list of national and larger regional trucking shows and events.
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How much freight did trucks move in 2020? How many people are employed in the trucking industry? Find out in these highlights of ATA's annual Trucking Trends Report.
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Central Freight Lines will shut down its more than 2,000-employee business after 96 years.
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HDT has named eight Emerging Leaders, an annual award bestowed upon a group of young trucking industry leaders working at fleet companies and already making a difference in their fields.
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EKA Solutions, which provides a cloud-based integrated freight management ecosystem, will offer working capital financial services to small-business carriers, brokers, and shippers.
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The Canadian government is reminding all cross-border commercial truck drivers that the submission of data on the ArriveCan app remains a mandatory pre-arrival requirement.
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Averitt Express is pitching its cross-docking services to help shippers deal with ongoing congestion issues at many of the nation’s sea ports.
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Knight-Swift acquired RAC MME Holdings and its subsidiaries, which operate under the brand names of Midwest Motor Express and Midnite Express.
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For trucking companies struggling to find drivers, these numbers might sound like nonsense. And in fact, the truth is far more complicated.
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System Transport drivers enjoy an experience of a lifetime hauling the U.S. Capitol Christmas tree in a Kenworth T680 Next Gen.
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Strong market conditions and extraordinary financial assistance from Washington have sparked an unprecedented surge in the number of newly authorized trucking companies — especially small ones.
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