Trucking advocacy group American Trucking Associations estimates more than 80 percent of U.S. communities rely exclusively on commercial trucks to meet their freight transportation needs.
Roughly four months out from the formal start of contract negotiations, Norfolk Southern and BNSF jointly announced promising news: the two U.S. railroads reached tentative,
Last week, wildfires ravaged a community in Western Canada, disrupting freight rail traffic in the process. Railway Canadian National has since resumed service prior to
While government officials have temporarily curtailed a work stoppage from occurring on Canada’s railroad network, unionized rail workers are still polishing their pickets as negotiations
Intriguing data points in the trucking industry saw some ups and downs in May. On the one hand, orders for heavy-duty trucks saw an increase,
Unionized rail workers across Canada’s two Class I railroads have voted nearly unanimously to authorize a strike as soon as May 22. 98 percent of
Over the past few years, trucking stakeholders have perceived a particular form of regulation in California as an antagonizing force against the state’s trucking industry
Federal regulators overseeing the freight rail industry have declared a final ruling which will now require Class I railroads to maintain a minimum of two-person
A strike may occur across Canada’s rail network as early as late May. Unionized rail workers employed by Canada’s two Class I railroads are set
Former trucking company Yellow Corp. closed its doors back in August, but legal battles will continue to follow this once prominent industry giant into the
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