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3 red flags that could signal a double-brokerage scheme
Verifying the name on a bill of lading and other steps can save owner-operators from fraud that can cost them thousands of dollars, OOIDA says.
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Volvo’s planned AV network recruits its first carrier
Dry van TL provider Ascend has reserved driverless trucks for long-haul runs in Texas.
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Navistar recalls over 32K vehicles due to parking brake issues
A software error and programming issue increase crash risks, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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IMC Companies to unify all business units under its corporate name
The move is part of a streamlining effort to gain efficiencies and promote a consistent branding message.
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Knight-Swift trailers keep aging as equipment market remains tight
A weighted measure for the equipment rose from 8.3 years to 9.9 years, according to an annual report, a significant jump compared to changes for previous years.
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XPO names former Old Dominion CFO to board of directors
J. Wes Frye spent 30 years as an LTL executive before his retirement in 2015.
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FreightWorks closure leads to loss of 200 jobs
The North Carolina truckload carrier told Transport Dive a loss of business prompted its decision to abruptly shut down the company.
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ArcBest fires 2 long-time MoLo executives
Andrew Silver and Matthew Vogrich had led the truckload brokerage for years before their sudden dismissal.
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US Foods touts volume gains, flexible workweek pilot
The food distributor’s emphasis on workforce retention is part of a long-term strategy to reduce costs and grow revenue.
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Forward Air extends layoffs in cost-cutting move
The LTL carrier reduced its headcount by over 200 full-time workers in the past three months, according to a mid-market Q1 update.
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Struggling freight market is squeezing out owner-operators, OOIDA says
More than half of the respondents to a survey forecast worsening prospects in 2023 as they face a spot rate downturn.
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Ryder sells HQ in Florida for $42M, kicks off search for smaller space
Remote and hybrid work contributed to the logistics and transportation company’s decision to look for new space.
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Big G Express acquires transportation, warehousing company
The employee-owner carrier said purchasing the fellow Tennessee company allows it to gain market share with blue-chip automotive customers.
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Daimler recalls 60K Freightliners for loss-of-steering risk
The recall affects various 2019-2021 trucks built at the OEM's plant in Santiago, Mexico.
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Yellow to close 2 New York facilities, relocate workers amid network overhaul
The LTL carrier will offer many of the 120 affected employees the option to move to a larger Yellow regional distribution center.
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Embark to lay off 70% of workforce as it explores exit strategy
The autonomous trucking startup is now weighing whether to close shop amid commercialization delays and market pressures.
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Opinion
5 strategies to safeguard profits in an uncertain economy
Cutting costs without investing in a forward-looking plan can be a recipe for disaster, writes an SVP of linehaul at XPO.
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Roadrunner debuts LTL service to Denver
It’s the carrier’s first new market in years — and more are on the way.
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ATRI asks carriers to share per-mile costs in annual survey
Fleet owners’ responses will reveal how expenses have shifted since reaching record levels last year.
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Filling the Driver's Seat
Why A. Duie Pyle execs answer drivers’ questions over breakfast
The LTL carrier's leadership believes employee engagement efforts help earn trust. Adding eggs and bacon to the mix doesn't hurt.
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ITS Logistics opens Indiana warehouse with eyes on growing national footprint
The company’s recent expansion brings it closer to its planned two million square feet of Midwest warehouse space.
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Daimler recalls more than 70,000 trucks due to brake issue
Corrosion in modulator valves may cause brakes to pull to one side causing sudden change in vehicle direction, per the recall.
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Uber Freight partners with WattEV, CHEP on Southern California routes
The pilot program is the forwarder's inaugural EV truck deployment.
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Landstar chief commercial officer resigns, will serve as special adviser
Rob Brasher will earn $175,000 per year under a new contract, ending in June 2024.
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Old Dominion reveals more of its succession plan
The LTL carrier will promote its SVP of sales to succeed COO Kevin "Marty" Freeman upon his July 1 ascension to CEO.