Port of Long Beach Barrels Toward Dangerous Supply Chain Bottleneck
The Port of Long Beach shows signs that another unprecedented supply chain storm is in the winds. After Long Beach and the Port of Los Angeles struggled to…
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Port of Mobile Experiences Surge in Trucking Opportunities
Cargo movement through the Port of Mobile skyrocketed through the first half of 2022, making the Alabama coast a lucrative market for truck drivers. “The Port of Mobile…
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Is the Future Now for Zero Emissions Class 8 Trucks?
In a move to woo lawmakers to its products, a Class 8 Nikola Tre BEV was recently put on full display in Washington, D.C. The zero-emission truck manufacturer…
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ATRI Report Offers Deep Insights Into Young Truck Driver Recruitment Practices
The trucking industry historically struggles to integrate a younger workforce. With the federal government now allowing adults under 21 to start a career as interstate truckers, companies are…
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DOT Sec Buttigieg Plans to Ignore Supreme Court Ruling and Target Truckers Using Diesel Engines, According to Wall Street Journal
U.S. Department of Transportation Sec. Pete Buttigieg did not earn the praise from the Wall Street Journal editorial board he’s grown accustomed to by the media. The politically…
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Can California Owner-Operators Work Around AB5 Independent Contractor Restrictions?
Truck drivers recently lost their exemption to the AB5 law when the U.S. Supreme Court denied an appeal by the California Trucking Association. The law effectively prohibits owner-operators from hauling…
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