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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 Digital LTL Council, a division of the National Motor Freight Traffic Association, is developing a complete application program interface (API) roadmap to cover the LTL shipment data stream.
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Quality Custom Distribution, a Golden State Foods company, has expanded operations in the Southwest U.S.
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Adding technicians and services can significantly boost revenue and profits for independent repair shops, a new study by Fullbay has found.
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Ryder System has launched Torque by Ryder, offering fleets mobile maintenance at business locations with no long-term contract.
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According to new data from the 2023 WIT Index just released by the Women In Trucking Association, 12% of professional drivers who hold commercial driver’s licenses and drive heavy-duty trucks are female.
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The Department of Transportation, through the Advance Research Projects Agency-Infrastructure, is seeking comments on research and development projects that could improve transportation infrastructure.
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Brett Suma has a vision for AI-optimized autonomous truck lanes that will "shape the future of truckload transportation."
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The Dynamic PriceBuilder system from SMC³ pairs a carrier’s specific cost model with a flexible business rules engine to enable strategic, dynamic price generation.
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Daimler Trucks and the state of Michigan are teaming up to build “The Truck Stop of the Future” — a federally funded charging hub for commercial electric vehicles.
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San-Diego-based autonomous truck tech company TuSimple announced it’s exploring strategic alternatives for its U.S. business, including a possible sale.
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