Wholesale distributors around the world are preparing for significant operational changes as they head into 2026. A new industry analysis from Phocas Software highlights how companies are rethinking their inventory
Wholesale distributors around the world are preparing for significant operational changes as they head into 2026. A new industry analysis from Phocas Software highlights how companies are rethinking their inventory
The U.S. trucking industry continues to operate under severe financial strain as freight rates remain deeply misaligned with inflation. While the broader economy has seen steady price increases over the
Proposal includes 1,000 new parking sites designed to boost capacity and streamline freight operations. A high-profile group of private sector experts advising the U.S. Department of Transportation is urging federal
The commercial trucking sector is grappling with a surge in costly lawsuit and extreme verdicts at a time when carriers are already strained by economic uncertainty. A new analysis from
As 2025 winds down a year marked by weak freight demand, volatile spot rates, and financial strain freight brokers are facing yet another major challenge just over the horizon. On
Extra miles, disciplined cost management, and long-term commitment to carriers are key takeaways from ATBS’ latest market outlook. Mike Hosted, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at ATBS, a leading
Washington state is set to launch the first tolled section of a new freight-focused expressway designed to bypass one of the region’s most congested corridors. Beginning September 29, trucks and
Trucking Market Outlook: Industry leaders warn of prolonged challenges as capacity outpaces demand, costs continue climbing, and the road to recovery remains uncertain.The U.S. trucking industry is preparing for another
The American Trucking Associations (ATA) and other major freight stakeholders are urging Congress to advance new safety and efficiency programs as part of the nation’s next transportation policy roadmap. With
The American Trucking Associations (ATA) have long been vocal about the so-called “drivers shortage,” constantly advocating for new policies and programs to address the issue. However, a closer look reveals