Pedestrian struck, killed on Indiana’s I-64
HARRISON COUNTY, Ind. — A woman was struck and killed early Saturday morning, June 1, in the eastbound lanes of Interstate 64 near the Lanesville
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FourKites joins SSC to help improve freight efficiency
CHICAGO — FourKites, a real-time supply chain visibility provider, recently announced its role as a collaborator in the Scheduling Standards Consortium (SSC). According to a
4 Wisconsin teens dead after pickup collides with bobtail tractor
DODGE COUNTY, Wisc. — Four teenagers are reported dead following an early-morning collision between a pickup truck and a bobtail tractor, authorities say. According to
Survey says: Replacing aging fleet inventory becoming bigger issue
LAS VEGAS — According to the results of an industry-wide survey by Fleet Advantage, replacing older trucks is viewed as a significant issue for fleets.
UTI, Rush Enterprises partner to provide diesel training opportunities
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Universal Technical Institute (UTI) has added a new partner to its early employment program which offers on-the-job training opportunities for students. Rush Enterprises
Challenge accepted: Peters wins NationaLease’s annual competition
DENVER — It was not his first Tech Challenge. Brian Peters, from Salem NationaLease out of Conover, North Carolina, has won the 14th Annual NationaLease
Bendix honors employees through KPS awards program
AVON, Ohio — It’s time to recognize a few stars. Recently, Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC employees from across North America came together to recognize those
Driver awarded new Ex-Guard after product protects his truck, and his life, from drunk driver
DES MOINES, Iowa — One day in August 2023 was life-changing for Vince Fazio, an independent truck owner, when he encountered an out-of-control drunk driver.
Trucks hauled majority of $1.57 trillion in trade across land borders in 2023
WASHINGTON — According to statistics released May 21 by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), more than $1.57 trillion in freight was transported across the
CBP makes big drug bust at Texas border
ROMA, Texas — Border patrol agents nabbed more than 100 pounds of illegal drugs worth seven figures in monetary value. According to a release, U.S.
Mexican man sentenced in cocaine trafficking case
BROWNSVILLE, Texas – After entering a guilty plea earlier this month, a Mexican man will know where he will spend his next 11-plus years. Jesus
PAM Transportation Services shares results of self-tender offer
TONTITOWN, Ark. — P.A.M. Transportation Services Inc. (PTSI) announced Friday. May 24, the preliminary results of its modified “Dutch auction” tender offer to repurchase up to
OOIDA backs bipartisan bill to fight freight fraud
WASHINGTON — The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association (OOIDA) is backing legislation that fights an issue that it says has been “devastating” to those it affects most —
Could hydrogen be the future of zero-emission trucking? Research predicts leap in number of stations worldwide by 2030
LONDON, England — Experts say that at the end of 2023, a total of 1,068 hydrogen refueling stations (HRS) were in operation in 35 countries
Agents squash drug shipments at California border
OTAY MESA, Calif. — Not all produce shipments are what they appear to be, and sometimes a fuel tank holds more than just diesel. Just
Lion Electric’s new Class 8 tractor roars onto the scene
LAS VEGAS — Lion Electric Co., a manufacturer specializing in zero-emission electric medium- and heavy-duty trucks and buses, unveiled the Lion8 tractor, an all-electric Class
Trailer orders still on the upswing, ACT says
COLUMBUS, Ind. — Research shows that April trailer net orders were more than 21% higher, but stood a mere 100 units above March’s intake. This
Is widening busy Atlanta freeway enough to curb drivers’ safety concerns?
ATLANTA — According to a report from Capitol Beat News service, the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) is moving to expand a network of toll
Cargo thefts trending up, could get worse this weekend
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — While many are looking forward to the three-day Memorial Day weekend, thieves see the holiday as a chance to cash in