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Trucking the Super Bowl: How Super Bowl LX Impacted Freight Volumes
Super Bowl LX drove a spike in trucking freight volumes into San Jose. New data shows which equipment types benefited most.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHSuper Bowl LX drove a spike in trucking freight volumes into San Jose. New data shows which equipment types benefited most.
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The latest Cost of Congestion study, published by the American Transportation Research Institute, reports traffic congestion cost the trucking industry $94.6 billion in 2021.
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Open Telematics Framework is a significant development in the trucking technology space as it eliminates the complex customization and reprogramming efforts that have historically burdened developers and incorporates the latest cybersecurity capabilities.
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While 2022 was a challenging year for trucking, there was still growth in revenue, tonnage, employment, and other areas. In mid-2023, a number of data points appear to indicate that the current freight cycle is bottoming out. How fast it will head back up is another question.
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The latest release of ACT’s For-Hire Trucking Index shows continued improvement in freight volumes, pricing, and driver availability. This month’s reading still shows a gradually improving volume trend.
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More and more companies are embracing ESG and setting ambitious decarbonization goals. Guess where a lot of those corporations’ carbon footprint comes from? The supply chain. What does this mean to you?
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Mack Trucks launched a comprehensive fleet management portal for its connected trucks and offered economic and industry insights during the American Trucking Associations annual conference.
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“We were running up the down escalator…. and it kept speeding up," said Convoy co-founder Dan Lewis in an internal memo letting employees know the digital freight-matching startup was closing the doors on its core business.
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Leadership means coaching, connections, and diversity for HDT Emerging Leader Caty Simandl.
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If the pandemic-triggered boom times were the party, what we’ve been experiencing for the past year is the hangover, said Bob Costello, American Trucking Associations chief economist, in a session at ATA’s management conference in Austin this week.
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The American Trucking Associations, along with ATA’s Intermodal Motor Carrier Conference, unveiled the newest member of the ATA image fleet.
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