Logistics News
Freight recovery faces fresh headwinds
The freight market gained some momentum in September, as shrinking capacity helped offset flat demand and pressure from fuel costs.
October 26, 2026FedEx names Jamere Jackson as next CFO
Jackson has been AutoZone’s CFO since January 2021, with responsibility for finance and store development. He also will be an executive vice president at FedEx.
October 26, 2026Cabotage, ELP violations targeted in California truck checks
The joint operations targeting truckers at a California state Route 86 checkpoint during August and September were announced by Customs and Border Protection.
October 26, 2026Perspective: Ensuring a fair shot for responsible carriers
As I begin my service as chairman of ATA, I take on the responsibility of putting our collective strength to work for the people who keep America moving, writes Derek Leathers.
October 26, 2026AI alerts help win over skeptical drivers, fleet execs say
Werner executive Austin Henderson recalled a meeting in which a truck driver who once was skeptical of AI admitted that an AI-enabled distracted-driving alert saved his life.
October 23, 2026Trump expands tariff exemptions for Canadian goods
The Trump administration is expanding tariff exemptions to more Canadian products, including paper, plastic, machinery and seaweed products.
October 23, 2026USDOT makes disaster repair aid available to 34 states
USDOT made $1.6 billion in funds available to 34 states to repair roads and bridges after major storms, severe rainfall and other natural disasters.
October 23, 2026Oil prices hit levels not seen since March
Brent crude rose 2.7% to $116.24 a barrel, and the national average for a gallon of regular gas rose 2 cents to $4.29 on Oct. 23, compared with $3.07 a year ago.
October 23, 2026ATA’s Colson aims to foster trust to achieve collective goals
“If we’re not united on the issues, then we’re not going to be successful,” Colson said Oct. 20 during the closing press briefing at ATA’s MCE 2026.
October 23, 2026