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UPS will raise rates for its commercial ground services 3.1% starting Feb. 5, 2001
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Black truck drivers say little has changed since a lawsuit was filed against Emery Worldwide Airlines nearly two years ago alleging racial discrimination at Kearny, N.J., depot -- and more drivers are bringing complaints against the company
Read More →Texas state legislators next year will face a number of highway issues, including how to pay for new highway construction to help solve congestion problems in the state
Read More →Small carriers in Idaho say they are struggling to survive after the state repealed its weight-distance tax to settle a suit brought by the American Trucking Associations claiming the two-tier tax was unconstitutional
Read More →Mitsubishi and Volvo are jointly developing midsized trucks to be sold in Japan and Europe
Read More →FedEx Express announced that it will increase domestic rates by nearly 5% beginning Feb. 1
Read More →After declaring bankruptcy at its four trucking subsidiaries, U.S. Trucking Inc. plans to change its name to U.S. Holding Corp., relocate its corporate offices to Louisville, and effect a 1-for-100 stock split
Read More →Ice and snow continues to make travel hazardous or even impossible across much of the southern half of the country
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Let’s hear it for Prime Inc.’s Christmas spirit. The Springfield, Mo., carrier offered free traditional Christmas dinners to CDL-licensed drivers out on the road on Christmas Day. The dinner invitation, “Welcome to our house for Christmas dinner...” was extended via the twinkling lights of an electric display sign towering over I-44. Truckers who took Prime up on its offer numbered 250
Read More →The Oklahoma Trucking Assn. was taken aback by last week's announcement that tolls would increase on the state's turnpikes beginning Jan. 1
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