LTL carriers buffeted by headwinds consider new approaches to pricing and profits.

The first bleeding-edge question that’s hard to avoid when it comes to electrifying a medium- or heavy-duty truck fleet is, “Who pays what?” The next one...

A report on the impact of 2020 hours-of-service modifications indicates that, so far, the frequency and severity of HOS violations have not been reduced,...

Whether freight is handled by motor carrier, broker, or 3PL, the options for how to move it are growing as the players and their roles evolve and intermingle.

Whether freight is handled by motor carrier, broker, or 3PL, the options for how to move it are growing as the players and their roles evolve and intermingle.

The Trucks-as-a-Service (TaaS) subscription-based model aims to make it easier and faster for fleets to convert to electric trucks.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse now notifies employers if there is a change to a driver’s Clearinghouse...

New Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration safety-observance event launches alongside two national public awareness campaigns promoting safe driving...

The customer-service experience can make or break a trucking or logistics provider, says HDT's David Cullen in this commentary.

New House bill that aims to sink FMCSA plan to mandate speed-limiters on trucks is not likely to become law.

The new federal task force of industry experts aims to ensure truck leasing arrangements are fair to owner-operators new to the trucking industry.

Trucking fleets and other employers of "safety-sensitive" transportation employees, including truck drivers, will soon have another option for meeting...

Don’t go all “1984” with the driver-facing cameras. That you have the right to peer into the cab doesn’t mean you have to see all at all times, says HDT's...

Leasing providers aim to help overcome challenges buffeting fleets. Here are four trends driving truck leasing.

California is now free to require, by some projections, that more than half of all heavy-duty trucks to be sold in the state be powered by all-electric...

California is now free to require, by some projections, that more than half of all heavy-duty trucks to be sold in the state be powered by all-electric...

CARB may be able to quickly squeeze heavy-truck emission limits yet tighter, explores HDT's Contributing Washington/Business Editor David Cullen in the...

Despite key market changes in 2022, the urge to merge remains strong. HDT's Business/Washington Contributing Editor David Cullen explores the recent...

Check out a range of new battery-electric trucks that were rolled out for the first time on the show floor during Work Truck Week 2023.

Cowan Systems wanted to provide modern messaging capabilities to drivers and improve the productivity of its dispatchers.

Workhorse Group lifted the curtain on its all-electric W56 Class 5-6 step van, a new zero-emissions vehicle that features a customized chassis and an...

Hino rolled out the battery-electric Class 5 M5e cabover and Class 6 L6e conventional model during the Work Truck show in Indianapolis.

The MD Electric, Mack’s first electric medium-duty truck, was unveiled on March 8 at the 2023 Work Truck Show in Indianapolis.

Isuzu Commercial Truck of America unveiled Isuzu’s first all-electric truck production model, the Class 5 N-Series EV low cabover.

What do the next 30 years hold for the decarbonization of trucking? Cummins President and CEO Jennifer Rumsey offered a look in her keynote address to the...

Meeting the mandatory entry-level driver training standards for new CDL holders can gum up fleet recruiting and onboarding for ill-prepared motor carriers....

Despite the drop-off in the second half of 2022, the fundamental factors that have been driving trucking mergers and acquisitions are still alive and well.

Boosting truck driver wages is more than a numbers game. It also takes creative thinking, among fleets, the trucking industry, and even the government.

What can trucking expect this year from the new Congress and regulatory agencies?

The roadblocks to full electric truck adoption are electricity supply and demand, production, and the status of truck-charging, according to ATRI research.

The roadblocks to full electric truck adoption are electricity supply and demand, production, and the status of truck-charging, according to ATRI research.

The roadblocks to full electric truck adoption are electricity supply and demand, production, and the status of truck-charging, according to ATRI research.

The status quo on Capitol Hill has changed, but trucking should navigate it well.

Trucking often bears the greatest burden in tolling schemes, says HDT Business/Washington Contributing Editor David Cullen.

The definitions of freight “broker” and “bona fide agents” of freight brokers are being rethought by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. Do...

Here is a look at the five most compelling regulatory activities in trucking.

The Inflation Reduction Act contains key provisions that promote the adoption of electric-powered medium- and heavy-duty commercial trucks.

According to the Trucking Alliance, its survey suggests truck drivers are using illegal drugs in dramatically higher numbers than is reported by DOT.

The Truckload Carriers Association puts fleets in touch with members of Congress to keep key issues, such as truck parking, younger drivers and AB5, on the...

A new CVSA inspection program for fleets with autonomous trucks will allow driverless trucks to bypass weigh stations.

A new CVSA inspection program for fleets with autonomous trucks will allow driverless trucks to bypass weigh stations.

Congress is taking a look at an old federal law that has prevented truckers from receiving overtime pay ever since. HDT’s David Cullen explores trucking’s...

A battery-electric truck is only as useful as its charging infrastructure. Here’s what you need to know.

A battery-electric truck is only as useful as its charging infrastructure. Here’s what you need to know.

A battery-electric truck is only as useful as its charging infrastructure. Here’s what you need to know.

Things are heating up — for the better — on the supply chain front. Here are the latest efforts inside the Beltway.

Read about the ways fleets can cut fuel costs in the purchasing and management process, rather than just by reducing fuel consumption.

The Safe Driver Apprenticeship Pilot Program is a big step in the right direction for growing trucking’s ranks by opening them to qualified drivers in their...

The federal Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration is considering accepting electronic documents.

What do inflation, inventories, employment numbers, freight rates and more mean for trucking's outlook?