Driver Shortage Raises the Bar for Fleet Pay
The driver shortage is raising recruiting costs and pushing fleets to strengthen pay, schedules and retention before 2027.
The driver shortage is raising recruiting costs and pushing fleets to strengthen pay, schedules and retention before 2027.
Record Los Angeles and Long Beach volumes are tightening trucking capacity and supporting firmer rates despite uneven freight demand.
US freight infrastructure funding is uncertain after Congress extended surface transport programs through December 11.
Norfolk Southern and Schneider’s East Coast rail partnership could reshape freight planning, capacity and costs for shippers.
Ohio, Louisiana and Wyoming have changed non-domiciled CDL programs as stricter federal eligibility rules reshape commercial licensing.
Venezuelan oil tanker rates remain elevated as freight costs, weak demand and fewer vessels pressure the market.
A planned Ohio sweetener transload facility will combine storage, distribution, rail transloading, bulk trucking and tank-wash services for Cargill.
Walmart’s US$6 billion warehouse automation deal could reshape capacity, fulfillment costs and margins. Here is how investors should test the…
Domestic fertilizer funding targets new U.S. capacity, with potential effects on freight demand, competition and farm input costs.
FedEx air freight strategy targets AI, automotive and other B2B shippers as international freight demand and volumes rise.
Truck shoulder stop alerts can reduce crash risk, but only when safety teams verify every alert and act quickly.
Kroger is moving beyond intermediaries, shifting procurement control and potentially changing freight consolidation, routing and capacity needs.