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Trump Touts Infrastructure

In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s win, trucking and transportation industry executives saw the president-elect’s bullish interest in modernizing the country’s infrastructure as a glass-half-full.

November 14, 2016

Heavy Cancellations Reduce October Net Orders to Fewer Than 14,000 North American Trucks

Net preliminary Class 8 truck orders in October fell below 14,000, but cancellations of previous orders that were removed from the books last month complicated the picture, analysts said.

November 14, 2016

Cargo Thieves Feast on Thanksgiving Week; More Than $8.2 Million Stolen Since 2012

Thanksgiving traditionally is a time to spend with family, but it’s also a holiday when cargo thefts spike as criminals resort to sophisticated and coordinated strikes against the trucking and warehouse industry, experts say.

November 14, 2016

Intermodal Drops 4.6% as Trucking Gains Loads

Intermodal volumes declined in the third quarter because truck prices are lower than a year ago and that has diverted business away from railroads, the Intermodal Association of North America reported.

November 14, 2016

Otto's Beer Delivery Hailed as First Shipment by Self-Driving Truck

Otto announced Oct. 25 that one of its heavy-duty, self-driving trucks completed a 120-mile delivery for Anheuser-Busch InBev the week of Oct. 17 in what it called the world’s first shipment by a self-driving truck.

October 25, 2016

Hyperloop One Raises $50 Million, Dubai Port CEO Added to Board

Hyperloop Technologies Inc., a Los Angeles-based company building a futuristic transportation system, said it raised $50 million in convertible-debt financing and hired Uber Technologies Inc.’s former chief financial officer.

October 14, 2016

Otto Co-Founder Plans to Overhaul Industry, Beginning With Launch of Uber Freight

LAS VEGAS — A self-professed lover of robots, Anthony Levandowski has examined the trucking industry and found it wanting.

October 10, 2016

Panel Says Platooning Is Near, Driverless Trucks Far Away

LAS VEGAS — Advancements in trucking technology are paving the way for the industry to experience two-vehicle platoons soon, but the driverless heavy-duty trucks idea remains a distant vision, according to executives from leading firms in both industries.

October 10, 2016

FMCSA Proposes Changes to Scoring System For Motor Carriers, Seeks Public Feedback

Federal trucking regulators are previewing proposals that would modify a program that measures the safety performance of motor carriers on the nation’s highways.

October 10, 2016