Trucking news and briefs for Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2022: Trucking conditions improved in August to near neutralFTR's Trucking Conditions Index inched back toward a neutral reading in August, up slightly…
SAN DIEGO — In an address befitting of his last name, American Trucking Associations President and CEO Chris Spear struck an assertive tone Monday in recounting a year of legislative…
Chris Spear, the American Trucking Associations President and CEO for the last seven years, has taken the position that trucking is winning... right now. “Since taking this job, I’ve made it…
Digital freight startup Convoy announced Monday that it is cutting more jobs, the tech giant’s second round of layoffs in the past year after slashing 7% of its workforce in…
The average retail benchmark diesel price squeezed out a small gain in the past week even as wholesale prices were plummeting and futures prices were also down overall in an…
For the first time in its 100-year history, the less-than-truckload industry has a standard format for electronically transmitting bills of lading (BOL). The new eBOL standard was announced Monday by…
There's only one week left to enter your fleet in Commercial Carrier Journal's annual Five Flashiest Fleets contest, sponsored by 3M. If you’re proud of your fleet’s truck and trailer graphics, show them off to…
Record high fuel prices are the number one concern of the trucking industry as determined by the annual survey of top industry issues, bumping the driver shortage from the top…
The American Trucking Associations Monday presented past ATA Chairman Mike Card, president of Combined Transport Inc., Central Point, Oregon, with the federation’s Cathy Evans Highway to Victory Award for his…
In a move that caught virtually no one by surprise, UPS Inc. said late Friday that it would raise its 2023 published or tariff rates by 6.9%, matching the increase…