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Mack Financial Services has introduced the Rolling Asset Program, offering physical damage insurance for all makes and models within a customer's fleet.
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“Industry has long lamented the fact that ‘freight doesn’t vote.’ The introduction of the Freight Office was hailed as finally giving a voice to freight," said Michael Rutherford, the new Assistant Secretary for Multimodal Freight Infrastructure & Policy.
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“This year’s peak season has come and gone, largely due to retailers frontloading imports ahead of reciprocal tariffs taking effect,” said the National Retail Foundation's Jonathan Gold about expected imports into the nation's ports.
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What the American Transportation Research Institute learned about cargo theft trends and prevention strategies in a new report.
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The Truckload Carriers Association is on the hunt for a new president with the announcement that TCA President Jim Ward will retire in the coming months.
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Through a new alliance with Trucker Path, Wex over-the-road customers get discounted access to truck-safe navigation, parking availability, and live hazard updates powered by input from more than a million drivers.
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Import cargo volume at the nation’s major container ports is expected to steadily decline for the rest of the year amid rising tariffs.
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Werner Enterprises CEO Derek Leathers warned that freight rates remain “stably horrible,” but outlined industry challenges could prevent overcapacity from derailing the next upcycle.
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As big brokers grow stronger, small heavy-duty trucking fleets need strategies to survive. Learn how transparency, diversification, and agility make the difference.
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October is Cybersecurity Month, so we've gathered some of HDT's best cybersecurity content for trucking companies.
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A new fleet maintenance management system from Fleetio and Motive bring together fuel, telematics, and maintenance data in a way that helps companies not just react to challenges, but get ahead of them.
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