Transport Topics
- UPS Invests in TuSimple to Pursue Self-Driving Trucks
- Rookies, Vets Keep Their Focus on Taking Top Honors
- China Ramps Up Brazil Soybean Imports, Rebuffing US Crops
- NTDC Day 2: Course Hard, but Spirits High
- Convoy Partners With TMS Provider BluJay
- Mack, Noregon Partner on Dynamic Maintenance Service
- Expansion Needed to Keep up With Growth at Port Manatee
- Kriete Truck Centers Invests $6 Million in Expansion
- Fed Survey Finds Tariffs Pushing Up Prices, Pinching Profits
- Economic Concerns Send US Consumer Mood to Seven-Month Low
- Lyft Shares Rise Ahead of Insiders’ First Chance to Sell Stock
- Race Is on to Build Offshore Oil Export Terminals
- Deere Cuts Outlook for the Year Due to Flooding, Trade War
- Home Construction Fell 4% in July
- FedEx Freight's Scott Woodrome Repeats as NTDC Grand Champion
- Nebraska’s Benjamin Schropfer Earns NAIC Crown
- NTDC Finalists Maneuver Through Tricky Course
- Amazon Tests ‘Top Brand’ Label for Some Big-Name Fashion Sellers
- USDOT Appoints Mala Parker Acting Deputy Administrator of FHWA
Nebraska’s Benjamin Schropfer Earns NAIC Crown
PITTSBURGH — Benjamin Schropfer, 37, of the Nebraska State Patrol has been crowned Grand Champion of the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance’s North American Inspectors Championship for 2019.
NTDC Finalists Maneuver Through Tricky Course
PITTSBURGH — Finalists encountered a creative, fast-paced course during the last competitive event of the National Truck Driving Championships and National Step Van Driving Championships.
Amazon Tests ‘Top Brand’ Label for Some Big-Name Fashion Sellers
Amazon.com Inc. is designating products sold by certain companies as “top brands,” a test that if widely implemented could ease tension between the online retail giant and big-name companies used to favorable positioning at brick-and-mortar retailers.
USDOT Appoints Mala Parker Acting Deputy Administrator of FHWA
Mala Parker’s portfolio at the Federal Highway Administration will include the role of acting deputy administrator, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced Aug. 15.
Cass: Freight Shipments Down 5.9% in July, and GDP Could Be Next
A nationwide economic contraction, not just a freight recession, could arrive soon, according to Cass Information Systems’ July freight report.
