
Truckload Rates Keep Rising as Tight Capacity Fuels Freight Market Recovery
Spot and contract rates continued climbing in May and June, not because freight demand is surging, but because fewer trucks and drivers are available.
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Spot and contract rates continued climbing in May and June, not because freight demand is surging, but because fewer trucks and drivers are available.
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This year’s Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange event, put on by Heavy Duty Trucking and parent company Bobit Business Media, is now scheduled for Aug. 25-27, 2021, in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Under the partnership, Samsara will be the exclusive telematics system for Koffie's insured motor carriers.
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How do you get the information you need for your trucking business? Heavy Duty Trucking wants to know.
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Former Daimler and Freightliner Class 8 development manager Jerome Guillen shifts from an automotive focus at Tesla to leading the Tesla Semi program.
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Texas legislators are trying to pass new laws that they say would protect the trucking industry from “abusive commercial vehicle lawsuits,” but personal-injury lawyers are fighting it.
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With all-electronic tolling on the rise, there are ways to help trucking fleets manage the costs.
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The Canadian Trucking Alliance developed training materials to help truck drivers learn how submit mandatory contact information, travel details and personal health self-assessment information through the ArriveCan app before entering Canada.
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With fleets incurring substantial insurance cost increases over the last several years, trucking may have “reached a ceiling in its ability to continuously cover annual double-digit increases in insurance premiums.”
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The number of new Class 8 registrations in 2021 is expected to recover by more than 10% from 2020, IHS Markit officials said during a Work Truck Week 2021 virtual presentation.
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FTR’s latest forecast calls for stronger freight demand and positive trucking conditions through 2021.
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