Minnesota is exercising its state powers to curb lower fuel inventories and satisfy demand increases expected to come with harvest season. The land of 10,000 lakes is extending for another month an order that permits more driving hours to transport
Freight railroads and unions are working towards coming together to a new labor agreement. However – it has been a rollercoaster of ups and downs, with many hopeful it gets resolved sooner than later. The Beginning Back in 2020, January
You might think the sports scene in America at this time is in its seasonal rut. Basketball wrapped up a couple months ago, baseball playoffs aren’t until October, and football just began its preseason featuring third-string stars. However, you may
Throughout the second quarter of this year, data from People Data Analytics (PDA) showed that equipment quality and compensation remain two of the main issues for many truckers. It also shows how these issues reflect the ongoing supply chain issues
Truck drivers can go miles on end without stopping for a break. Access to even basic amenities, like restrooms, can be a challenge that truckers must plan ahead for. For long-haul loads, our country’s interstates may as well be deserts
On July 27th, the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), published a rule that railroads will be required to continue using two-person crews as they haul all kinds of cargo, including hazardous materials throughout the country. However, railroads that already operate one
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