
FTR Trucking Conditions Index Hits Four-Year High in February
Strong freight rates push TCI to 10.2, but FTR expects fuel-price volatility to skew March results.
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Strong freight rates push TCI to 10.2, but FTR expects fuel-price volatility to skew March results.
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Convoy Go is a new drop-and-hook marketplace that lets any U.S. trucking company or owner-operator haul pre-loaded trailers.
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There’s water, water everywhere, and little of it being transformed into fuel. Nikola Motor wants to change that – as well as the way fleets pay for trucks and their fuel – as it rolls out the new hydrogen-powered Nikola Two.
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To optimize the movement of freight through its 24 terminal networks in the U.S., Schneider is broadening its middle-mile configuration to include van truckload and intermodal owned assets.
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A new quick-install graphics package has a California beer hauler looking sharp with minimal fuss.
Read More →Cooltrax is offering a complete line of asset trackers for both trailers and non-powered equipment, providing fleet managers with quick, precise location and asset management capabilities.
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Bad weather, higher costs for driver pay, and pressure on rates as capacity loosens were all factors in J.B. Hunt Transport Services’ disappointing first-quarter earnings.
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Serve, a technology company focused on Blockchain and Last Mile applications, has introduced integrated facial recognition technology for delivery fleet drivers.
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As 3G mobile networks are being replaced by newer standards, should fleets with connected devices that make use of 3G be worried?
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The 2018 Farm Bill allows the transportation of industrial-grade hemp across state lines. The problem is that some states still consider hemp to be a controlled substance, as one unlucky trucker found out.
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TA Services, the third-party logistics and brokerage division of PS Logistics, has acquired certain assets of Celadon Logistics from Celadon Group.
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