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Trucks, trailers, tonnage: Trucking Dive’s data hub shows the state of the industry
Five charts from leading industry sources capture high-level market data.
Updated Dec. 19, 2025 -
Not so fast! M&A deals that stalled in 2025
Multiple deals faltered for a range of reasons, which at times included tariffs and economic uncertainty.
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PGT Trucking acquires second-generation Kansas business
The addition of Debrick Truck Line Co. brings PGT’s terminal network to 35 locations.
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Texas carrier files for bankruptcy
Texas International Enterprises previously reported having 280 power units and 600 drivers, according to a federal safety database.
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Trump’s tariffs: Tracking the status of international trade actions
The U.S. has rolled out a deluge of tariffs, sparking responses from trading partners. Here's where each tariff – threatened or realized – currently stands.
Updated Nov. 21, 2025 -
XPO, GXO Chairman Brad Jacobs handing off roles
The veteran logistics executive will be shifting his focus to the building products distribution startup QXO and his private equity business.
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Ryder opens metro Atlanta truck rental and serving facility
The logistics firm is expanding its maintenance and fleet solutions operations to meet increasing demand in high-growth markets.
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RXO’s Curve report projects lackluster Q4, improvement in 2026
Recent interest rates cuts could help manufacturing, a critical driver of freight activity, the broker said.
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Ryder CEO to retire, successor named
COO John Diez will take over when Robert Sanchez retires early next year.
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Aurora to haul frac sand on public roads in Texas
Dozens of autonomously driven tractors are slated to take over routes in 2026 as part of an agreement with Detmar Logistics.
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Fed trims main rate by quarter-point, forecasts one cut in 2026
Policymakers reduced borrowing costs for the third time in 2025 amid persistent signs of cooling in the labor market.
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CFI will be rebranded to Heartland Express by year’s end
The move “is the next logical step in enhancing our consolidated operating and financial performance,” the carrier said.
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DHL adds Tesla Semi to California fleet
The 3PL plans to grow its EV truck fleet in 2026 as part of its long-term net-zero plan.
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Hogan family sells over 100-year-old trucking business
The trucking brand will operate separately under Enterprise Mobility for the foreseeable future, according to a statement.
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CRST reorganization leads to hundreds of job cuts
The carrier will reduce its fleet by 200 trucks in a move to boost reliability and long-term stability.
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ATA, Werner exec seek express lane for veterans to land trucking jobs
Legislation to streamline and expand training programs would expedite the transition into “good-paying trucking careers,” carrier VP Greg Hamm said.
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Retrieved from TravelCenters of America press release.
TravelCenters of America adds new cardless payment
Fleets can use Relay’s digital platform to buy fuel, diesel exhaust fluid and in-store items.
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Trucking lawsuits see increase in amounts of large payouts: ATRI
But the industry can find more favorable conditions in federal courts, the organization said.
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How trucking costs are changing, in 4 charts
Rising expenses and flat rates have created a perfect storm for an industry already dealing with a lackluster market.
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BNSF, CSX boost intermodal speed, launch new lanes
The rail partnership offers faster schedules from Los Angeles to destinations including Northwest Ohio and Philadelphia.
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BMOÂ repayment risk hits new peak for transportation loans
Gross impairments rose to $585 million, up 38% from the prior quarter.
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What carriers can learn about recruitment, retention from their Midwestern peers
Motor carriers are incorporating training programs and bonuses into their tactics to fuel their talent pipeline.
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LTL firms report mixed freight volumes in November
ArcBest and Saia reported improvements in shipments and tonnage.
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Tariffs swing volumes up and down for auto haulers
Carriers and brokers serving automakers face volatile demand, driving them to focus on what they can control.
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10 Roads Express to permanently shutter
The closing, driven by a 70% loss in revenue from the U.S. Postal Service, affects thousands of workers, the company told Trucking Dive.