Tales from the C-Suite: The blurred lines between trucking CIOs, CTOs

As the industry begins to adopt real-time tracking, CIOs and CTOs both need to make decisions on data with speed. 

By Heather Larson • April 14, 2022

Symbio awarded $2M to develop hydrogen fuel cell truck

The Class 8 truck will run on a 400-mile route between California's Inland Empire and the Northern San Joaquin Valley beginning in 2023. 

By Colin Campbell • April 14, 2022

Werner launches autonomous truck pilot with AV startup Aurora

The partnership adds a third major carrier to Aurora's customer base, in addition to FedEx and Uber Freight.

By Kate Magill • April 13, 2022

What to know about IT system consolidation in trucking

There's a "dire" need to digitize trucking operations, according to one expert. But roadblocks await.

By Amanda Loudin • April 8, 2022

Kodiak, US Xpress pilot Southeast autonomous truck route

Kodiak is among the startups tackling the autonomous trucking sector through increased funding and strategic partnerships.

By Kate Magill • April 7, 2022

Inside PepsiCo's strategy for fleet electrification

For the food and beverage giant, executive buy-in is a crucial part of scaling for the future.

By S.L. Fuller • April 4, 2022

Gatik signals start of 'hyper-growth' phase with EV partnership

The autonomous middle-mile delivery operator will team up with ChargePoint to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure across its North American locations. 

By Kate Magill • April 1, 2022

Maersk doubles down on fleet electrification with Volvo EV order

More than 100 electric trucks are set to be delivered by the end of Q1 2023.

By Alejandra Carranza • March 30, 2022

By the numbers: Biden's budget priorities for transportation

A proposal to spend $3 billion in freight and highway projects is among the president's requests to Congress.

By Colin Campbell • March 29, 2022

Maersk to add 300 electric trucks to North America network

It's the carrier's "largest heavy-duty electric truck deployment to date," according to an announcement.

By Colin Campbell • March 25, 2022

AV safety rule brings clarity to trucking industry

The provisions offer safety standards for trucks that could one day be fully automated, but regulators noted the need for more investigation around crash safety.

By Jason Plautz • March 23, 2022

Autonomous trucks could impact up to 94% of long-haul hours: study

While many worry the tech will eliminate millions of jobs in the future, researchers estimate it's closer to "a few hundred thousand."

By Jim Stinson • March 21, 2022

How XPO Logistics uses tech to improve door planning

As labor constraints persist, dock management tools help boost productivity while decreasing costs.

By Amanda Loudin • March 14, 2022

Setting the stage for the world's first driver out autonomous truck runs

The first company to autonomously operate heavy-duty trucks on open public roads with no humans in the vehicle, no remote control and no human intervention of any kind.

March 14, 2022

Trucking visibility: Shippers, carriers step up for the future

The function of visibility is set to change from reactive to predictive. 

By Jen A. Miller • Feb. 28, 2022

Trucking visibility then, now and tomorrow

Sharing the right data between shippers and carriers isn't as easy as using a maps app on a smartphone.

Feb. 28, 2022

Trucking visibility: A fragmented past

No argument has yet been compelling enough to spur blanket adoption of the same kinds of tracking technologies.

By Jen A. Miller • Feb. 28, 2022

Trucking visibility: Investment accelerates to meet today's challenges

Visibility between shippers and trucking firms is no longer in the era of relying on phone calls.

By Jen A. Miller • Feb. 28, 2022

3 glaring technology gaps between LTLs and their customers

Everyone is singing a love song about LTL technology right now. But shippers and carriers are on different verses.

By Lanny Fleming • Feb. 25, 2022

Where are they now: Standout startups, 1 year later

Some truck-technology companies have come a long way since 2021 began, raising millions of dollars and bringing new services to market.

By Heather Larson • Feb. 25, 2022

Cummins buys Meritor for $3.7B as it eyes electric future

The move by two of the biggest OEM suppliers signals the trucking industry is preparing for zero-emission technology to replace diesel engines.

By Jim Stinson • Feb. 23, 2022

Tales from the C-suite: Tech tasks CFOs with new responsibilities

CFO roles in the trucking industry will become more data-driven as digital tools change how they approach their strategies.

By Heather Larson • Feb. 22, 2022

For diesel techs, AR and VR headsets are changing the recruitment game

The tools illustrate the industry's technological evolution and help combat the perception of technician jobs as "dirty" or "greasy."

By Katie Pyzyk • Feb. 18, 2022

Smaller fleets are key in CH Robinson, Waymo AV test plans

The conversation around autonomous vehicles centers on the nation's largest fleets. This partnership aims to change that.

By S.L. Fuller • Feb. 16, 2022

What being in the 'messy middle' of EV adoption means for trucking

Fleets can determine their paths to electrification by considering what equipment is available or in development.

By Amanda Loudin • Feb. 15, 2022