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LTL Industry Expands 9.1 Percent in 2010
William B. Cassidy |
This article has been corrected, April 8, 2011.
LTL
Trucking News
Ohio Adds Trucking, Logistics Jobs
William B. Cassidy |
Demand for logistics and transportation services is generating jobs in Ohio, a state struggling with an unemployment rate higher than the national average.
Trucking News
LTL
Court to Review Long Beach-ATA Settlement
Bill Mongelluzzo |
U.S.
Maritime
Trucking labor
Truckers ‘Reserving’ Capacity
William B. Cassidy |
The calendar may say 2011, but to many in the trucking industry, it feels like 2006.
Trucking News
Electric Trucks power up
William B. Cassidy |
Bryan Hansel has little trouble convincing potential customers that his electric delivery trucks are street-ready. It’s the suppliers that challenge him.
Trucking News
Batts: Driver Pay Must Rise
JOC Staff |
Where should higher truck rates go? Lana Batts says they should go straight to driver paychecks.
Trucking News
Trucking labor
Restarting Trucker Hours
William B. Cassidy |
Forget cutting the daily driving limit and shortening the workday, the most unpopular aspect of the proposed truck driver hours-of-service rule might be a provision that would force many truckers to t
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trucking News
Trucking labor
Kelron Logistics Adds Intermodal Service
William B. Cassidy |
Canadian third-party logistics company Kelron Logistics is expanding into intermodal rail, launching a North American intermod
Trucking News
Truck brokers
FedEx Freight Loses $110 Million in Quarter
William B. Cassidy |
FedEx Freight lost $110 million in its most recent quarter, despite an 11 percent improvement in yield as sales increased and truck shipments declined.
Trucking News
LTL
FedEx Ground Reports $325 Million Profit
William B. Cassidy |
FedEx Ground outdistanced its sister divisions at Memphis-based FedEx, increasing revenue 14 percent and operating profit 26 percent in the quarter ending Feb. 28.
Trucking News
LTL
Coast Guard Seeks Comment on TWIC Reader Use
R.G. Edmonson |
The Coast Guard is seeking comment on a proposal for the voluntary use of equipment to read Transportation Worker Identification Credentials.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trucking labor
Spot Market Truck Index Hits Historic High
William B. Cassidy |
Spot market truckload freight volume rose 38 percent in February from the previous month and 65 percent from a year ago, according to TransCore.
Trucking News
Index Shows Truckload Demand Moderating
William B. Cassidy |
A key measure of truckload demand dropped 5.3 percent this week after rising sharply in recent weeks, remaining at its highest level since mid-2010.
Trucking News
Pension Plans Could Push YRC Into Bankruptcy
William B. Cassidy |
Teamster multi-employer pension plans are seeking a higher interest rate on deferred pension obligations owed by YRC Worldwide, throwing up a potential stumbling block for the troubled trucking giant
Trucking News
LTL
Trucking labor
Diesel Rises 3.7 Cents, Passes $3.90 per Gallon
Thomas L. Gallagher |
U.S. retail diesel prices increased 3.7 cents to an average of $3.908 per gallon across the United States last week and pushed farther past the $4 mark in several regions, the U.S.
Trucking News
Celadon CEO to Sell 15 Percent of Stock
William B. Cassidy |
Stephen Russell, chairman and CEO of Celadon Group, is selling about 15 percent of the stock he owns in the truckload carrier, the company said Monday.
Trucking News
The 3PL Balancing Act
William B. Cassidy |
The momentum many U.S. third-party logistics providers and freight brokers reported at the end of 2010 appears to be extending into 2011. C.H. Robinson, the largest domestic 3PL in the U.S.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trucking News
Spinning Their Wheels
Joseph Bonney |
It took years for ocean carriers to follow through on their desire to get out of the chassis business. Now it may take the rest of the industry years to find a new model that works.
Maritime
Trucking News
Container lines
Who’s Leading, Leaving YRC?
William B. Cassidy |
As Chief Financial Officer Sheila Taylor prepares to leave YRC Worldwide, pressure mounts on the company’s board to find a successor to William D. Zollars.
Trucking News
LTL
Trucking labor
Help Wanted in Trucking
William B. Cassidy |
The trucking industry is hiring again, but at a pace and level far below its pre-recession plateau, placing a limit on the expansion of truck capacity.
Trucking News
Trucking labor
Truck Orders May Signal Stronger Recovery
William B. Cassidy |
The replacement of aging tractors and trailers, deferred for more than two years during the recession, is ramping up in 2011, according to ACT Research.
Trucking News
FMCSA Extends Comment Period on EOBR Rule
William B. Cassidy |
The Department of Transportation is giving the public more time to comment on a proposal that would require electronic onboard recorders in most heavy trucks.
Trucking News
Index Shows Truckload Demand Rising
William B. Cassidy |
A key measure of truckload demand jumped 18.9 percent week over week in early March, signaling tightening capacity as the nation and the economy warm up.
Trucking News
Lynden's Brown Line Buys Refrigerated Trucker
William B. Cassidy |
Refrigerated trucking company Brown Line is expanding in the Pacific Northwest by purchasing Port Side Trucking, a refrigerated motor carrier in Kent, Wash.
Trucking News
Tank Trucker Quality Cuts Losses in 2010
William B. Cassidy |
Restructuring and refinancing at Quality Distribution reduced a $180.5 million net loss in 2009 to $7.4 million in 2010, while revenue climbed to $686.6 million.
Trucking News
FMCSA to Take Truckers Off ‘Alert’
William B. Cassidy |
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration will stop using the term "Alert" to describe trucking company scores that break thresholds in CSA safety categories, following a settlement between the
Trucking News
Teamsters, Drayage Companies Battle On
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The two organizations that have wrestled over the unionization of harbor drayage companies for the past few years promised attendees at the 11th annual
Maritime
Trucking labor
Dunavant Acquires Sea Lane Express
William B. Cassidy |
Logistics operator Dunavant Enterprises acquired Sea Lane Express, a trucking and drayage company operating in the U.S. Southeast, its second acquisition in four months.
Trucking News
Truckers Seek Clearer Hazmat Inspection Rules
William B. Cassidy |
The American Trucking Associations wants the Obama administration to stop the opening and inspection of hazardous materials shipments unless those shipments are believed to pose an "imminent danger" o
Trucking News
Smith Electric Vehicles Raises $58 Million
William B. Cassidy |
Electric truck maker Smith Electric Vehicles U.S. raised $58 million in a series of stock sales. The proceeds will help the company pay for its acquisition of Smith Electric Vehicles UK.
Trucking News
Diesel, Gas Prices Surge; White House Eyes Reserves
Thomas L. Gallagher |
The White House said Monday it was considering its options as to whether it should open the nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve as unrest in the Middle East sent prices for crude oil and refined prod
Trucking News
CFO Taylor to Leave YRC Worldwide
William B. Cassidy |
YRC Worldwide Chief Financial Officer Sheila Taylor will leave the troubled trucking giant March 31 as it attempts to recruit new leadership and restructure its finances.
Trucking News
LTL
Sounding Trucking’s Security Alarm
William B. Cassidy |
Khalid Ali Aldawsari studied more than English and chemical engineering in his two years as a U.S. college student.
Trucking News
Cargo Crime en Fuego
Alan M. Field |
The cargo carriers typically travel in a convoy, a line of trucks and escort vehicles, figuring there’s strength in numbers.
Trucking News
Drilling Into Detention Time
William B. Cassidy |
The debate over truck driver hours-of-service is bumping up against shipper docks, as some truckers and an influential member of Congress are calling for limits on the time shippers and receivers can
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trucking News
Trucking labor
To Protect and Defend?
Alan M. Field |
One way shippers and truckers can mitigate their risk to cargo theft in Mexico, security analysts say, is to develop strong relationships with key law enforcement officers and agencies.
Trucking News
Trucking Leads Transport Hiring in February
William B. Cassidy |
Trucking hired 11,000 workers in February, accounting for half of a monthly gain in transportation and warehousing jobs, according to federal employment statistics.
Trucking News
Trucking labor
Retailers Warn of Higher Trucking Costs
William B. Cassidy |
Transportation costs could rise as much as 20 percent if the Department of Transportation cuts the time truck drivers may spend behind the wheel, the National Retail Federation says.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trucking labor
UPS to Pay $1.3 Million Fine in Truck Inspection Case
Thomas L. Gallagher |
UPS agreed to pay a $1.3 million fine and to hire independent inspectors for its trucks in New York in a settlement with the attorney general there.
Trucking News
LTL
Business Groups Applaud US-Mexican Trucking Pact
William B. Cassidy |
Business interests hailed a U.S.-Mexico agreement on cross-border trucking that is sure to be
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trucking labor
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