ABF Freight acquires 2 more Yellow terminals

The ArcBest-owned LTL carrier plans to spend $11.5M for properties in Washington and Colorado.

By Haley Cawthorn • March 7, 2025

FedEx Freight expands South Dakota terminal

The Sioux Falls service center, located off Interstate 29, has 35% more capacity and a new fleet maintenance shop.

By Haley Cawthon • March 5, 2025

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5 ways truck brokers are using AI to boost efficiency

Companies like C.H. Robinson and ITS Logistics are turning to the technology to improve freight matching, trailer management and more.

By Shefali Kapadia • March 5, 2025

Manufacturing is on the rebound, but tariffs threaten growth: PMI

Production and demand rose last month as customers rushed to put in new orders ahead of the Trump administration's levies. The bump, however, could prove short-lived as prices spike amid tariff-induced inflation. 

By Kate Magill • March 4, 2025

Bison adds barcode tech to give real-time freight updates

The carrier is continuing the rollout of Scanbot scanners across its operations, which began late last year.

By David Taube • March 4, 2025

Isuzu to establish $280M commercial EV South Carolina plant

The automaker’s investment will convert the Piedmont facility to manufacture gas and battery-powered N-series and diesel-powered F-series trucks.

By Sara Samora • March 3, 2025

Aurora expresses optimism for national AV framework

Technology advocates such as the Autonomous Vehicle Industry Association seek a federal policy to help support the industry.  

By David Taube • March 3, 2025

Knight-Swift spending $9.9M on 4 more Yellow terminals

The deal will add a combined 170 doors by acquiring facilities in California and Virginia.

By Colin Campbell • Feb. 28, 2025

Amazon sets sights on LTL market

The e-commerce giant could launch the potentially disruptive transportation product in 2026, according to J.P. Morgan analysts.

By David Taube • Feb. 27, 2025

Knight-Swift adds series of LTL terminals, part of nationwide expansion

The company’s subsidiaries have expanded in Oklahoma, Alabama and Washington state, adding to its ever-increasing door count.

By Haley Cawthorn • Feb. 26, 2025

Where are trucking rates headed in 2025? 7 executives weigh in

Leaders at several trucking companies expressed optimism for gradual pricing increases this year.

By David Taube • Feb. 26, 2025

A. Duie Pyle buys 2 more Yellow terminals for $4.5M

The sites in Bowling Green, Ohio, and Charleston, West Virginia, will add 110 doors to the carrier's regional network.

By Colin Campbell • Feb. 25, 2025

Trucking execs answer questions on freight classification changes

Leaders at Estes Express Lines, XPO and Old Dominion Freight Line recently discussed the National Motor Freight Classification shift looming this summer.

By Colin Campbell • Feb. 25, 2025

Werner pilots sideview cameras for safety, legal protection

Although the company says safety metrics are at near record lows, it endured a $19 million uptick in insurance costs from unfavorable claims last quarter. 

By David Taube • Feb. 24, 2025

TFI operating income sinks 19% in Q4

CEO Alain Bédard called the company’s LTL carrier, TForce Freight, the “big rock in my shoe” and TFI’s largest problem.

By Colin Campbell • Feb. 24, 2025

TFI scraps plan to redomicile to the US

The reversal was based on shareholder feedback, the Canada-based trucking giant said.

By Colin Campbell • Updated March 6, 2025

Tariffs prompt cross-border contract uncertainty: Ryder

CEO and Chairman Robert Sanchez said it’s possible tariffs with North America neighbors might not even occur.

By David Taube • Feb. 21, 2025

Nikola files for bankruptcy, seeks to wind down operations

The electric and hydrogen OEM plans to sell its assets by auction.

By David Taube • Feb. 19, 2025

PAM Transport parent company takes earnings hit in Q4

The company posted a $37.7 million operating loss in the quarter, primarily attributed to an accounting change heightening its equipment depreciation.

By David Taube • Feb. 18, 2025

Rebuilt Chicago traffic bottleneck boosts truck speeds by 25%: ATRI

But the rebuilt Jane Byrne Interchange has yet to make the full traffic improvement predicted when it opened in 2022.

By Colin Campbell • Feb. 18, 2025

Trump orders reciprocal tariffs on all countries

“In other words, they charge us a tax or tariff, and we charge them the exact same tax,” the president said Thursday.

By Philip Neuffer • Feb. 18, 2025

Kodiak, Atlas scale autonomous truck deployment on private road network

The AV trucking provider is “the first company to make autonomous trucking a real business,” the firm’s founder and CEO Don Burnette said.

By David Taube • Feb. 18, 2025

Industrial demand picks up at last, some trucking companies report

Softness in the manufacturing sector has been a centerpiece of a two-year freight recession, so carriers hope rising demand is here to stay.

By Colin Campbell • Feb. 18, 2025

Competitors weigh in on impending FedEx spinoff

Old Dominion, Saia, XPO and ArcBest all fielded questions from analysts about how the move might affect their operations and the broader LTL market.

By Colin Campbell • Feb. 12, 2025

Estes Express Lines relocates Indiana terminal

The larger South Bend facility was formerly home to USF Holland, an affiliate of Yellow Corp., which sold off its terminals after filing for bankruptcy in 2023.

By Haley Cawthorn • Feb. 12, 2025