Love’s expands travel stop footprint in Arizona

The company’s Winslow store adds 81 parking spaces along Interstate 40.

Medical examiners’ records must be filed electronically: FMCSA

Thirty-seven states are already compliant with the new rule, which aims to reduce document fraud.

Texas Supreme Court reverses nuclear verdict involving Werner crash

The state’s highest court ruled in the carrier’s favor, dismissing the more than $100 million truck crash liability.

DOT agencies withdraw speed limiters proposal

The move was part of a "pro-trucker package" that also declared funding for truck parking and highlighted efforts to reduce regulatory burdens.

Denver trucking firm settles with EEOC, ending 9-year lawsuit

Western Distributing agreed to pay $919,000 for back pay and damages but maintained no liability for alleged disability violations.

FedEx Freight announces C-suite leadership for spinoff

Longtime executives with the company and an outsider were on the list of new roles shared.

Fed on hold to see if tariff-induced inflation persists, Powell says

“A majority of my committee has said that they do expect to cut rates between now and the end of the year,” Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said.

FedEx Freight operating income drops 6%

The dip comes as the segment plans to break off as its own company in June 2026.

Roadtex opens terminals in South Carolina, Tennessee

The temperature-controlled facilities add 50,000 square feet to the company's nationwide network.

Trucking conferences to watch in 2025

Plan your work travel this year with this list of events that bring trucking stakeholders to the same place.

Updated June 30, 2025

Early peak season signals challenging market ahead for trucking

Shippers continued to frontload cargo in May ahead of tariffs, giving a boost to dry van volumes, but analysts note carriers still lack pricing power.

A. Duie Pyle opens new facility at former Yellow site in West Virginia

“We have full state coverage now,” COO of LTL Solutions John Luciani said.

Dolche Truckload files for bankruptcy after defaulting on tractor, trailer loan payments

“We are fully operational,” founder and owner Desi Evans told Trucking Dive. “This is not a shutdown. It's a restructuring of our debts.”

Tariffs, manufacturing weakness expected to further drag down truckload demand

Carriers will "be playing catch-up for the rest of the year,” DAT’s Dean Croke projected.

Hub Group chief accounting officer resigns, replacement named

Brent Rhodes is leaving to pursue other opportunities after a little more than a year in the role.

Economy heading toward ‘significant slowdown,’ Conference Board says

“Maybe we should start thinking about cutting the policy rate at the next meeting, because we don’t want to wait until the job market tanks,” a Federal Reserve official said.

Kodiak partners with Roush to upgrade trucks with autonomous tech

The move ties into developing operations with customer Atlas Energy Solutions, which is running autonomous Kodiak-equipped trucks 24/7.

Toyota, Daimler ink deal to merge truck companies

Mitsubishi Fuso and Hino Motors will become equals under a new holding company that is expected to begin operations in April 2026.

Nussbaum Transportation adds Lytx dash cams for fleet safety

The DriveCam Event Recorders will be installed in the carrier’s full fleet of 600 trucks by year-end.

Hyundai debuts Class 8 hydrogen refueling hub vision

The company will open a $30 million hydrogen production and dispensing facility for heavy-duty, zero-emission vehicles near the Port of Savannah, Georgia.

How the Texas DOT uses AI

The department sees “millions of attacks” daily into its computer systems, making cybersecurity essential for the new technology, the agency's CIO said.

FedEx Freight opens new service center in Indianapolis area

The 125-door facility creates additional capacity in Louisville, Kentucky, and Muncie, Indiana, as well. 

Updated June 23, 2025

NHTSA resets fuel efficiency framework, rebuffs prior policy

While there were no immediate changes, the new interpretive rule specifies the government “will no longer regulate beyond its statutory authority,” the agency said.

Chicagoland trucking firm files for bankruptcy following railroad suit

Union Pacific Railroad alleged Nortia Logistics defaulted on a payment plan and owes over $3.2 million.

Truckers see less business as Los Angeles port volumes slow

Global tariffs have led to ripple effects across the supply chain, including fewer ships and containers to haul, per the port's executive director, Gene Seroka.