Transport Topics
- Editorial: Funding Plan Starts With Open Dialogue
- Meritor Announces Launch of 2019 Aftermarket Training Series
- Love’s Travel Stops Adds Locations in Texas, Ohio
- Border Wall Hinders Funding Negotiations as Trump Threatens Shutdown
- Molex Enhances Ethernet Network Platform for Autonomous Vehicles
- FMCSA, Others Tackle Truck Parking Problem
- Volvo Group Announces Leadership Changes
- Sunniva Acquires LTYR Logistics
- Alliant Energy Transportation to Acquire Business Transportation Solutions
- Lawmakers Pitch Infrastructure Proposals Before Next Congress
- 2018 Wreaths Across America Honors Fallen Soldiers for 27th Year
- Werner Driver Quinton Ward Wins Driving for Excellence Award
- Trailers Maintain Record-Setting Pace in November
- Uber Freight Adds Analytics Tool for Shippers
- Farm Legislation Clears Congress, Moves to Trump’s Desk
- White House Said to Officially Delay China Tariff Hike to March
- Manufacturing Production Unchanged, Missing Projections
- Electric Trucks Advance
- China Is Said to Plan to Buy US Corn as Soon as January
Secretary Anthony Foxx: 'So Far Away From Having a 6-Year Bill'
Assessing the political landscape on Capitol Hill, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx told government and business leaders May 14 that Congress is not close to passing a six-year highway bill.
Retail Sales Disappoint Again
Sales at U.S. retailers changed little in April, starting the second quarter on a weak note as Americans remained reluctant to splurge.
Premier Trailer Leasing Buys Baltimore-Based Vallerie Service Co.
Premier Trailer Leasing said it acquired the assets of Baltimore-based Vallerie Service Co., a provider of trailer and container rental and leasing services with about 1,200 semitrailers and 200 containers.
Maersk Line Profit Jumps 57%
Maersk Line, the world's largest container shipper, reported a 57% jump in first-quarter net operating profit after tax to $714 million, missing the $783 million estimate in a survey conducted by SME Direkt.
ATA-led Coalition Accuses Regulators of Skewing Restart Study
American Trucking Associations and a coalition of more than 100 industry stakeholders have asked members of the House Appropriations Committee to include legislative provisions that would block federal regulators from skewing the results of their hours of service restart study.
