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The federal Department of Transportation has awarded $102 million for the development of EV truck charging stations and hydrogen fueling sites along Interstate 5, spanning California, Oregon, and Washington.
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Transportation equipment manufacturer Wabash National is facing a substantial $462 million jury verdict in a lawsuit brought by the families of two men who died when their car collided with the rear of a trailer produced by the company.
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A Florida-based company known as RivX has been ordered to cease operations following a lawsuit filed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the state of Florida.
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A recent earnings report from BMO, a major lender in the trucking industry, revealed a significant decline in credit conditions during the third quarter.
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Cargo theft continues to be a growing concern across North America, with a significant uptick in incidents reported during the first half of 2024. According to data from supply chain visibility firm Overhaul.
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The Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) has upheld Labor Minister Steven MacKinnon's decision to end the work stoppages at Canadian National Railway (CN) and Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC).
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The global commodity trade is dominated by a few key sectors and commodities. Energy, particularly petroleum products, accounts for the largest share of exports, contributing to a total value of $2 trillion annually.
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The Canadian railway sector is on high alert as more than 6,000 workers at Canadian National Railway (CN) could walk off the job starting at 10 a.m. ET on August 26.
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A Montgomery County Constable's Office deputy recently conducted an inspection of a commercial vehicle and discovered multiple serious violations.
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Record truck border crossings and surging ground import volumes solidify Mexico as the top U.S. importer, overtaking China’s declining share.
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Canada’s two largest railroads, Canadian National (CN) and Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC), have locked out more than 9,000 union employees, effectively shutting down nearly 80% of the country’s rail network.
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The Canadian trucking industry warns it cannot meet demand for essential goods if a rail work stoppage occurs. Dave Earl, President of the British Columbia Trucking Association, says trucking alone cannot fill the gap if a rail shutdown happens amid escalating labor disputes.