Trucking News

Up to 10 autonomous taxis operated by Cruise came to a halt in the North Beach area of San Francisco on Friday evening. This technological mishap resulted in traffic congestion and raised doubts among numerous individuals regarding the wisdom of state authorities’ choice to grant permission for wider implementation of self-driving taxis. Merely a day […]

Yellow Corp., headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, is currently engaged in ongoing negotiations with multiple interested parties who are considering funding the company’s bankruptcy process. These discussions are scheduled to continue until August 15th. According to Patrick Nash, the leading bankruptcy attorney from Kirkland & Ellis representing Yellow Corp., talks have been ongoing with several entities

This educational video offers an in-depth exploration of every stage within the Level I inspection procedure, presented by the Indiana State Police (ISP). Video Provides Detailed Walkthrough of Level I Inspection by Indiana State Police The recording took place at the Richmond scale facility and was released by ISP on February 23, 2023. It presents

Truck drivers passing through Colorado need to take note of the upcoming implementation of chain mandates in early September. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) stipulates that operators of commercial vehicles (those with a GCWR/GVWR exceeding 16,001 pounds) using I-70 between mile markers 133 (Dotsero) and 259 (Morrison) must have appropriate chains at their disposal

Werner Enterprises recently celebrated one of its skilled drivers, Tim Dean, for a remarkable feat: covering an impressive distance of 5 million miles without a single accident. The company recognized this exceptional accomplishment, hailing it as a significant milestone. Tim Dean now stands alongside Charley Endorf, a retired Werner professional driver, as only the second

Two recent evaluations of the state of the trucking industry in the United States lack significantly positive outcomes. According to the economic analysis released by Motive (previously named KeepTruckin) for August, it foresees the ongoing decline in freight movement to persist throughout the remainder of this year. Motive’s study indicates that the downturn in freight

On Thursday, Forward Air and Omni Logistics announced their intention to merge through a cash and stock transaction, resulting in the formation of a company valued at $3.7 billion. As per the agreement’s terms, Omni’s shareholders will receive a total of $150 million in cash as well as shares in Forward Air’s common stock and

The labor union that represents drivers at the established less-than-truckload carrier, Yellow, is expressing strong disapproval of the company’s recent Chapter 11 bankruptcy declaration. The union condemns any effort by the company to avoid its financial responsibilities using legal tactics. “Yellow may try to use the courts to eradicate its financial responsibilities, but they can’t

This week, officials in New York City made an announcement about a groundbreaking system that will automatically spot and penalize excessively heavy trucks on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE). In a statement released on August 7th, Mayor Eric Adams of New York City revealed that the city is set to initiate the utilization of this innovative

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration intends to re-establish the rule necessitating that companies operating commercial motor vehicles keep a documented record of any accidents. Although this rule does not mandate companies to immediately provide accident data to the agency, they are obligated to furnish it when requested by authorized officials at the federal, state,