A persistently soft freight environment is among many issues carriers will confront this year. We talked to execs about how they are preparing.
Every new year brings different challenges.
A persistently soft freight environment is among the many issues the trucking industry will confront this year. Fleets will navigate new equipment and labor regulations as executives monitor rising costs and invest in tech adoption and labor retention.
We spoke with trucking execs and industry experts to find out what’s on their minds as they enter 2024 — and how they are preparing for issues and opportunities ahead.
Rising costs will be a chief concern for carriers as they work to retain labor and integrate technology in a stubbornly soft freight environment this year. Read the full article ➔
Speed limiters and emissions restrictions are among the most pressing truck-focused regs the industry faces this year. Read the full article ➔
Buyers are on the lookout for well-run operations with niche expertise, said M&A adviser Spencer Tenney. Read the full article ➔
Adding to a major swing in classifying independent contractors, rules governing meal and rest breaks safety could develop this year. Read the full article ➔
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