When one thinks of “managing” something, thoughts usually turn to people in an office with desks and job titles. The reality, however, is that management
Bar S Logistics is an 11-year-old carrier, but its roots go back 90 years or more. To borrow a Hollywood term, the company is a
U.S. sales of new Class 8 trucks remained weak in March even as orders for future delivery grew from last year. According to data received
Politics, like trucking, sometimes involves necessary detours and delays. And sometimes an alternate route turns out to be the best way to reach your destination.
Turmoil in the Middle East continues to prop up diesel fuel prices in addition to causing some freight volume fluctuation. Even so, freight numbers are
Before smartphones, Wi-Fi and podcasting, before cellphones and satellite radio, before in-cab satellite communication and pagers, and even before FM (frequency modulation) radio stations, the
“DataQs is the online system for motor carriers, commercial motor vehicle (CMV) drivers, and other interested parties to request and track a review of Federal
If you own a working truck, you already know that the cost of diesel fuel is sky-high. If you haven’t seen it at the pump,
“Don’t drive impaired.” While those words may seem like common-sense advice for operators of any vehicles, from bikes to Class 8 tractor-trailers, the truth is
In football it’s sometimes said that the best offense is a good defense. The same can be said of navigating a tractor-trailer through traffic and
While freight volumes and rates are still a topic of conversation, the spinning numbers on diesel fuel pumps are currently getting a lot of attention.
If there was a message that motor carriers directed to truck manufacturers in February, it was this: “We want to buy trucks … but not
Questions abound about the eventual role autonomous trucks will play in the freight-hauling market. Concerns about cost, safety and productivity are often raised. Before autonomous
It’s not unusual for CDL drivers to change jobs. As newer drivers learn more about the industry, they start to eyeball the “greener grass” enjoyed
Spring is just around the corner — the time of year that even those who love winter’s cold, snow and ice often look forward to.
While celebrating progress, most carriers wish recovery would happen more quickly. After one of the longest freight rate droughts in trucking history, attendees at the
Helping new drivers get a great start in the trucking industry is just another way of paying it forward for Freymiller driver and 2025 TCA
Your commercial driver’s license (CDL) is more than just a license to drive a truck: It’s a valuable commodity. It speaks volumes about your qualifications.
Trend reflects upturn from bottom of capacity cycle U.S. sales of new Class 8 trucks plummeted in January to just 12,287, according to data received
Trucking forecasters mostly agree that freight rates improved in January and are on an upward trajectory. There is still caution, however, that rate improvements will
