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8 Significant Challenges for the Trucking Industry in 2024
/From truck stop cafes to corporate executive suites, speculation about rising issues has always been rife in the transport sector. While this is true for many industries, the transport sector tends to have an especially active rumor mill. However, as we approach 2024, predictions about industry challenges are increasingly grounded in concrete data analysis and […]
Read moreBorderlands Mexico: Werner Celebrates 25 Years of Operations in Mexico
/Borderlands is a weekly summary of developments in U.S.-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Werner celebrates 25 years of operations in Mexico; Diehl Aviation invests $49 million in a new factory in Mexico; TCA welcomes Olympic Transport as its first Mexican carrier member; and South Texas sees a new cold storage warehouse near the […]
Read moreCommon Mistakes Made by New Truck Drivers: A Guide to Success
/Becoming a truck driver is an exciting endeavor, but it’s essential to be aware of the common mistakes that new drivers often make. These mistakes can impact their safety, efficiency, and overall success on the road. In this blog post, we will explore five common missteps made by new truck drivers and provide practical tips […]
Read moreStord acquires the fulfillment segment of Pitney Bowes’ e-commerce division
/Supply chain logistics company Stord purchased the fulfillment services operation of Pitney Bowes’ e-commerce division on Friday, according to a report by The Information independently confirmed by FreightWaves. Terms of the acquisition weren’t immediately available, according to the report. The news comes after Pitney Bowes (NYSE: PBI) announced Greg Zegras retired as president of the company’s Global Ecommerce […]
Read moreAddressing the Truck Driver Shortage: Strategies to Attract New Talent
/The trucking industry is currently grappling with a significant driver shortage, with repercussions felt nationwide. Estimates indicate a deficit of around 50,000 to 60,000 qualified drivers, highlighting the urgent need for companies to attract new talent. However, tight regulations and long hours make this a challenging task. This article delves into the causes of the […]
Read moreFreight companies cut 607 jobs across 4 states.
/Layoffs continue across the commercial transportation and freight industry, as new worker reduction notices have been issued in Florida, Texas, Illinois, and Wisconsin. This marks the second round of layoffs since the beginning of July. Earlier this month, Averitt Express, Bath & Body Works Logistics Services, ShipBob, and Henry Avocado Corp. announced a total of […]
Read moreCovenant Logistics anticipates a potential truckload market recovery in 2025.
/Covenant Logistics Group foresees improvement in the overall freight market but does not expect a recovery in 2024, according to Chairman and CEO David Parker. The Chattanooga, Tennessee-based company (NASDAQ: CVLG) reported its second-quarter earnings after the market closed on Wednesday, with company officials discussing the results during a conference call with analysts on Thursday. […]
Read moreThe NTSB Raises Concerns About Possible Marijuana Downgrade
/The NTSB Voices Concerns Over Proposed Marijuana Downgrade Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has recently raised alarms with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) regarding a proposed rule to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act. The NTSB’s […]
Read more26 States Sue NHTSA Over New Fuel Economy Rule
/26 States Sue to Block New NHTSA Fuel Economy Rule In a bold move, 26 states, led by Kentucky and West Virginia, have filed a lawsuit to block a new fuel economy rule by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The states claim the rule is part of President Joe Biden’s agenda to push […]
Read moreOOIDA brings complaints about truck side-guard reports to Congress.
/In Washington, truck drivers have urged leaders in the House and Senate to avoid drafting legislation based on what they describe as a deeply flawed report. The report, which recommends implementing new safety equipment on trucks, has sparked controversy due to concerns over the reliability of the data used to form its recommendations. In a […]
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