Low-clearance technologies help fleets avoid costly accidents
A bridge standing 11 feet, 3 inches in Olathe, Kansas, ripped the top off a tractor trailer this past November. Low-bridge collisions are not uncommon; in fact, the Federal Motor…
Borderlands: Port Laredo No. 2 gateway for international trade in November
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of U.S.-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Port Laredo was the No. 2 gateway for international trade in November;…
How do trucking medical examiners stay certified?
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration recently notified the trucking industry that it has put in place requirements for medical examiners that want to maintain certification allowing them to conduct…
Relationship between imports and trucking is dynamic but telling
Chart of the Week: Inbound Ocean TEUs Index, Outbound Tender Volume Index – USA SONAR: IOTI.USA, OTVI.USA From January 2019 through the first two weeks of January 2023 companies have booked container…
How big are the world’s largest ocean container ships?
Taiwan-based Evergreen Marine in June launched the largest container ship ever built, the aptly named Ever Alot. The massive ship has a capacity of 24,004 twenty-foot equivalent units, just a…
Nikola files layoffs notice for former Romeo Power battery-making plant
The future of up to 400 former Romeo Power Inc. workers is unclear after Nikola Corp. said Friday it would close a practically new battery-making plant in Cypress, California, and…
ATA completes its return to D.C.
In addition to hosting workspaces for nearly 150 of ATA's professional staff, the new office at 80 M Street SE features a state-of-the-art broadcast studio, multi-purpose conference area and a…
CTA makes new legal pitch for AB5 injunction using human element
The California Trucking Association (CTA) has filed its request for a new preliminary injunction to block AB5 from the state’s trucking sector — again — using an argument that at…
US Small Business Administration questions proposed train crew size rule
Among the thousands of comments received by the Federal Railroad Administration on a proposed rule that would require at least two crew members in a freight locomotive cab was one…
ATA’s move into new offices marks a return to Washington, D.C.
After leaving Washington in 1984, the American Trucking Associations is announcing that it has fully moved into its new D.C. headquarters building, within walking distance to the U.S. Department of…
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