Volvo Trucks believes that battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) will be the main technology to transform the trucking industry in North America and globally.

A recent study conducted by Forbes Advisor has identified Arizona as the state with the highest incidence of confrontational drivers in the United States.

The growing need to modernize truck yards in line with warehouse and transport digitalization is fueling the adoption of established supply chain technologies to enhance asset tracking, allocation, and optimization within these yards.

A report by The New York Times sheds light on an increasing number of near-collisions and safety incidents in the aviation industry.

Tesla and Hilton have announced plans to install 20,000 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at 2,000 Hilton properties across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada starting next year.

Three major truck and engine manufacturers, including Accelera by Cummins, Daimler Trucks & Buses US Holding LLC, and Paccar, have initiated a joint venture worth an estimated $2 to $3 billion to produce battery cells in the United States.

Quebec's new Road Safety Action Plan includes the development of a "safety index" for heavy vehicles to protect vulnerable road users like cyclists and pedestrians.

The author unexpectedly joined a garbage truck ride-along, thinking it would involve residential recycling but ending up servicing commercial customers in Chicago.

A new study reveals that many major car manufacturers admit to selling personal information collected from their vehicles, with vague information about the buyers.

ALAN (American Logistics Aid Network), a disaster recovery nonprofit group, is gearing up to provide support to victims of the wildfires on Hawaii's Maui island.

A Tesla Model X that was declared 'totaled' in the U.S. last year unexpectedly reappeared online and began sending notifications to its former owner, CNBC Executive Editor Jay Yarow, several months later.

Zara's billionaire founder, Amancio Ortega, is further expanding his logistics network in the U.S. with the acquisition of a logistics center in Inland Empire, California, for $109 million.

Norfolk Southern Co. has reached a settlement with federal regulators and its unionized workforce to address concerns about worker health during track rebuilding and cleanup operations near the site of a hazardous train derailment near East Palestine, Ohio.

As winter approaches, shippers are expected to have the advantage in air freight rate negotiations due to declining demand and spot rates in the air cargo industry.

The book "Breakthrough Supply Chains" offers a practical and rigorous methodology to build resilient and cost-competitive 21st-century supply chains for international business.

As the nation emerged from the pandemic, smash-and-grab robberies drew attention in California, targeting high-end stores.

The author of this article, who was not a supporter of unions, has recently begun to see their potential value in the face of impending job disruptions caused by AI and the lack of income growth.

The North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) is implementing a five-year intelligent traffic signal optimization program in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to reduce the number of stops for trucks at traffic lights.

AeroCision, an aerospace supplier, has received interim court approval to pay critical vendors up to $5 million, including recent shipments made before filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

A recent visit to Ceagesp Market in Sao Paulo, Brazil, provided a unique cultural experience for an American traveler.