United State Army veteran Andy Mattingly and his brother founded PACE Field Services LLC in 2017 - PACE standing for Positive Attitude Changes Everything,

Small quantities of specialty fuel are being offered to military and federal agencies this spring via a logistics fuel card.

The trend of trucker protests in early 2022 by North American truckers, mainly due to COVID-19 mandates, resulted in traffic jams in a handful of cities across the United States and Canada.

China locking down its top port cities because of more coronavirus outbreaks is likely to have serious consequences for trucking here in the United States.

Large freight movers like U.S. Xpress, Penske Truck Leasing, and DHL Supply Chain have all announced special partnerships for self-driving highway networks in their fleet’s ranks.

Usher Transportation’s company president Ryan Usher is chasing his dreams of becoming a pilot.

Norm Mineta was a man well-respected for his bipartisanship approach to policy-making and his obvious passion for transportation.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration reported last week it would continue moving forward with a rule requiring speed limiters on trucks.

Shareholders who will be present at Warren Buffett’s first in-person Berkshire Hathaway Inc. meeting in over two years are expected to be greeted by a group of BNSF railroad workers who will be there to protest the lack of pay increases and safety issues on the job.

Owner operators polled by Bloomberg have stated that they are feeling optimistic for the future, despite rising fuel costs and supply chain hiccups.

A consistent driver pool is a revealing key performance indicator for a trucking fleet and often determines how insurance underwriters approach agreements with carriers.

The FMCSA’s adjustment to its 30-minute rest break rule conflicts with two safety issues that are caused by the previous regulation.

How is it possible to simultaneously have a driver shortage and be over-capacity?

Employed company drivers and leased owner-operators are often expected to record a level of ‘personal conveyance’ - a term meant to refer to off-duty driving of the vehicle for reason unrelated to business.

Irving, Texas-based trucking company Tarango Trucking won in a federal appeals court.

The OOIDA is organizing in order to represent trucker’s interests during oral arguments in regards to a lawsuit involving hours-of-service requirements.

Factoring is a viable option for owner-operators in order to focus on driving, and less on collecting.

It is a simpler task to back up your drivers when you have video-footage proof of their driving conduct.