Oct 06, 26
Trucking Jobs Just Did Something They Haven't Done Since 2023
For the first time in more than three years, trucking employment is higher than it was a year ago. The increase is small, but after years of job losses and a long freight downturn, the direction of the numbers may be the more interesting story.
Sep 29, 26
The Tesla Semi Is Finally Being Built at Scale
After years of delays, the Tesla Semi has reached high-volume production at a new factory in Nevada. With a 500-mile version, megawatt charging and major fleets already using or ordering the truck.
Sep 22, 26
Could More Flexibility Help Keep Drivers in Trucking?
Keeping good drivers isn't only about pay. From more career options to greater flexibility behind the wheel, the industry is taking a closer look at how giving drivers more control could make trucking a better long-term career.
Sep 15, 26
Diesel Is Above $6, And Truckers Aren't the Only Ones Feeling It
Diesel prices have climbed to a new record, adding even more pressure to an industry where fuel is already one of the biggest operating costs. And as those costs move through freight, construction, and retail, the impact is starting to reach far beyond the pump.
Sep 09, 26
Data Center Growth Is Running Into Resistance
Data centers have become a growing source of construction and industrial freight, but some communities are starting to push back on new projects. That could affect where these facilities get built—and where some of that freight moves next.
Sep 01, 26
A Major CDL Crackdown Is Underway—Here’s What Truckers Need to Know
Federal agencies are launching a major crackdown on CDL training and testing fraud, with hundreds of schools under scrutiny and a nationwide audit of third-party CDL skills testers on the way. Here’s what’s happening.