March year-over-year inflation jumped to 3.5 percent as diesel and gasoline prices climbed, tightening margins for owner-operators and small fleets already running on thin settl…
ACT Research reports 24,900 units sold, a year-over-year gain but below the seasonal norm for spring buying.
Autonomous truck technology firm runs longhaul freight shipment with no human in cab or remote operator — first fully autonomous commercial run on U.S. highways.
State adopts updated framework for self-driving commercial vehicles, clearing regulatory path for Class 8 AV testing and deployment on public roads.
Transport Topics podcast episode on logistics companies does not cover truck specs, recalls, or shop-floor hardware.
XPO's LTL unit posted a 5% revenue gain in Q1 on slight tonnage growth and 4% yield increase ex-fuel. The carrier beat consensus on EPS and revenue as it added share at above-ma…
Brent crude fell $1.93 overnight — a drop that barely registers against fuel costs running 40% above pre-pandemic norms.
Houston-to-Dallas overnight run marks first fully autonomous commercial freight haul without safety driver, remote operator, or in-cab observer.
Flatbed climbs for the 17th straight week while dry van and reefer hold steady, all three equipment types running 23–37% above year-ago levels.
FMCSA enforcement shifts require fleets to pull MVRs twice per medical cycle, test all drivers for English proficiency, and audit training-school decertification lists — or risk…
Minnesota troopers and veteran drivers say the moment your trailer gets shoved by wind or your gut says conditions are sketchy, you're already past the safe threshold.
ODFL reports improving demand in Q1 despite year-over-year revenue decline, but the April 29 release contains no tractor counts, trailer orders, or equipment spend figures.
