Artificial intelligence is making its way into trucking operations, from route optimization and predictive maintenance to customer service and cybersecurity. But many fleets are adopting AI tools without formal policies governing how they’re used or managed.

The Environmental Protection Agency has issued updated guidelines requiring manufacturers to provide everyone with access to the same service and repair information that they make available to their own branded service centers.

Rhode Island moved a step closer to reimplementing its truck-only toll scheme after selecting a contractor to develop a new back-office system to manage toll transactions.

FedEx Corp. said it has agreed to sell its FedEx Supply Chain unit to the CMA CGM Group for $1.4 billion.

A glut of early wholesale orders for everything from holiday decorations to home furniture has propelled maritime shipping costs to four-year highs as a result of tariff uncertainty and the Iran war, with potential repercussions for consumers.

Craig Faucette, chief program officer at Trucking HR Canada, says regulatory requirements, growing public expectations around road safety, and rising insurance costs have increased the importance of structured onboarding and driver finishing programs.

Southeastern Freight Lines is celebrating the 45th anniversary of its Hazlehurst, Ga., service center, which has grown from a six-door terminal into a 30-door facility serving customers across the region.

Trucker Path is integrating cargo theft trend data from Verisk CargoNet into its navigation platform, giving drivers and fleets greater visibility into theft-prone areas as cargo crime continues to climb across the United States.

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