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ATRI’s annual analysis ranks trucking's most critical issues, with insights into how they are viewed differently by motor carriers and professional drivers.
Read More →FBI statistics that indicate $15 to $30 billion is lost to cargo theft annually, and the American Transportation Research Institute is asking motor carriers and brokers to participate in a new research initiative to gather more information on the problem.
Read More →A new study by the American Transportation Research Institute has identified new strategies for fleets wanting to attract more women drivers.
Read More →Expecting the entire trucking industry to simply switch over to all-new powertrain technologies overnight isn’t going to happen, says Jack Roberts in his Truck Tech blog. A more phased-in approach is needed for trucking's mission zero.
Read More →Wide-scale use of renewable diesel fuel would be substantially cheaper than the adoption of electric trucks, according to a new study, while delivering comparable emissions reductions.
Read More →The American Transportation Research Institute's 13th annual list highlighting the most congested bottlenecks for trucks in America identified the 100 worst offenders, with Georgia, Texas and Illinois having more than one on the top-10 list.
Read More →The American Transportation Research Institute is surveying motor carriers and owner-operators to detail the consequences of driver detention.
Read More →The American Transportation Research Institute is asking drivers, both men and women, to participate in its online survey about the barriers to entry for women drivers.
Read More →As California pursues its aggressive timeline to transition to zero-emission vehicles, a new analysis from the American Transportation Research Institute explores challenges, including some of the highest electricity prices in the country.
Read More →A report by the American Transportation Research Institute found that 30% of tow company invoices resulting from accidents charge excessive hourly or per-pound rates.
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