XPO sees minimal shipper conversion from LTL to TL

CEO Mario Harik said structural changes aren’t occurring in LTL freight movements.

America’s infrastructure notches first-ever ‘C’ grade

Federal funding from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act helped lift the condition of many categories in the American Society of Civil Engineers’ new report card.

Republic Services acquires pair of private haulers in Wisconsin

The purchase of Town & Country Sanitation and Peterson Sanitation caps off decades of private ownership.

ArcBest sees 5 ways shippers are reacting to tariffs

COO Eddie Sorg described conversations with customers as a “mixed bag.” For example, some are utilizing more domestic manufacturing and supplier options.

Paccar CEO sees tariffs affect fleet buying pattern

The truck manufacturer delivered 40,100 units in Q1, a drop from 48,100 units in the same period a year ago.

Hyundai, Plus collaboration pairs self-driving tech with fuel cell trucks

The automaker and autonomous development firm say the partnership can be a scalable and cost-effective deployment solution for both technologies.

CH Robinson gets Q1 gross profit boost from AI

The company's proprietary technology has allowed it to secure optimal freight at lower costs, executives said.

DOL orders staff not to enforce Biden-era independent contractor rule

The Labor Department is still considering whether to rescind the rule, which faces ongoing litigation.

Wabash, UP.Labs partner on AI use for trailer and truck manufacturing

The two companies will create startups that use artificial intelligence and predictive analytics to aid truck and parts production.