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Preparing Your Fleet for 2022
While 2022 looks like another challenging year in the trucking industry, there’s a few best practices that can help you find success.
While 2022 looks like another challenging year in the trucking industry, there’s a few best practices that can help you find success.
A lot can happen in a year, especially if you have drivers close to losing their driving privileges. Ongoing MVR monitoring protects your business and reduces the time between unsafe or disqualifying events and your actions to resolve the situation.
The Canadian government is reminding all cross-border commercial truck drivers that the submission of data on the ArriveCan app remains a mandatory pre-arrival requirement.
Averitt Express is pitching its cross-docking services to help shippers deal with ongoing congestion issues at many of the nation’s sea ports.
Knight-Swift acquired RAC MME Holdings and its subsidiaries, which operate under the brand names of Midwest Motor Express and Midnite Express.
System Transport drivers enjoy an experience of a lifetime hauling the U.S. Capitol Christmas tree in a Kenworth T680 Next Gen.
For trucking companies struggling to find drivers, these numbers might sound like nonsense. And in fact, the truth is far more complicated.
Bollinger and EAVX have announced a strategic partnership to design fully integrated electric vehicles for a variety of commercial applications.
Strong market conditions and extraordinary financial assistance from Washington have sparked an unprecedented surge in the number of newly authorized trucking companies — especially small ones.
James “Jim” Ward will succeed John Lyboldt as president of the Truckload Carriers Association in 2022.
As we near the end of the year there's a flurry of fleet acquisition news, with Werner adding to its final-mile portfolio, Ashley Furniture buying Wilson Logistics, TFI International buying D&D Sexton, and Quantix buying Delaware.
Today’s international market conditions are not so different than they were 20 years ago and there are opportunities to be had (but no one said it was easy).
Experts from Aurora, Waymo, Daimler Trucks North America and Gatik share their vision of where autonomous technology will take trucking, and how it will impact carriers and drivers.
Trucking is owed another key bill, one that Congress has been kicking down the road all year long, says HDT Washington/Business Contributing Editor David Cullen.
Dedicated truckload capacity has been growing more than five times the rate of traditional dedicated contract carriage, according to Armstrong & Associates.
This year’s agenda had a heavy focus on electrification, but also on the growth of autonomous transportation, the transformation of the automotive supply chain, using predictive analytics to drive efficiencies in maintenance, and how to harness data for multiple fleet processes.
Prices for truckload services spiked to their highest levels yet in October, reflecting shippers’ willingness to pay a premium to move goods through their supply chains, according to DAT Freight & Analytics.
System Transport drivers enjoy an experience of a lifetime hauling the U.S. Capitol Christmas tree in a Kenworth T680 Next Gen.
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