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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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“I’ve seen incredible progress since I started covering this industry more than 30 years ago, but there’s little question that men still represent a large majority of the industry,” writes HDT’s Editor in Chief Deborah Lockridge.
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Hackers zero in on the trucking industry as an inviting and vulnerable place for cyberattacks. Know how to protect your company before disaster strikes.
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The editors of Heavy Duty Trucking, and hosts of HDT Talks Trucking, come together to talk about the trucking top stories of 2022 in this special editorial panel episode.
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For-hire truck tonnage saw the largest single monthly decrease in November since the start of the pandemic, according to ATA.
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Sharp increases in fuel and financing costs coupled with an unfavorable trend in freight rates resulted in a major deterioration of financial conditions for trucking companies during October, FTR reports.
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The partnership involves the deep integration of Volvo’s autonomous transport solutions with Uber Freight’s logistics platform.
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With Zeem Solutions, global transport firm Kuehne+Nagel deployed electric box trucks for a monthly fee that includes use of the vehicles, charging, driver amenities, regular maintenance, and overnight vehicle parking.
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Trimble is expanding its global transportation footprint with the acquisition of Transporeon, a cloud-based transportation management software platform.
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Using trailers from COOP by Ryder, the new drop-and-hook trailer service for shippers complements its growing brokerage business and offers revenue opportunities for trailer owners.
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The Georgia Port Authority's decision to turn a Savannah terminal into a container-only facility is just one example of what's happening with the shift in container-ship traffic away from West Coast ports.
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