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The truck driver shortage in truckload was said to be pushing freight from the highways to intermodal rail. But the shortage has now jumped tracks and may be the biggest…
Driver Shortage Spilling Over Into Intermodal Read more...
A new trend report compiled by Cisco Consulting Services and DHL claims that the “Internet of Things” – that’s to say the oft-predicted scenario in which date from objects imbedded…
Report: ‘Internet of Things’ to Transform Global Logistics Read more...
Roadcheck, the annual inspection blitz done by a joint effort of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance, Provincial ministries of transportation, and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has been scheduled…
CVSA Roadcheck Slated for June 2-4 Read more...
One reason the driver shortage is so acute right now is that during the recession between 2007 to 2011 the trucking industry literally recruited no new drivers. As in zero,…
Some Things You Might Not Know About the Driver Shortage Read more...
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is expected to release sometime in June its proposed rule on the second round of greenhouse gas regulations (GHG) for heavy trucks. When implemented,…
The worsening driver shortage has been one of the most discussed issues in the trucking industry in recent years, leading to concerns where motor carriers will find trucking’s next wave…
A 20-something’s View on Recruiting Nextgen Drivers Read more...
This year will be somewhat of a transition year for carriers as freight flows appear to be less disrupted than in 2014,” says John Larkin, managing director and head of…
Trucking Conditions Solid Despite Facing Headwinds Read more...
Phase 2 of the U.S. federal GHG/MPG rules was a hot topic for industry suppliers at last week’s Mid-America Trucking Show in Louisville, K, with several truck makers signaled their…
Truck Makers Want ‘Complete Vehicle’ GHG Phase 2 Rule Read more...
U.S.-Canada freight totaled $48.1 billion in January as three out of five transportation modes (air, truck, and rail) carried more U.S.-Canada freight than in January 2014, according to U.S. Transportation…
Cross-Border Truck Freight Rises in January Read more...
