Identity thieves target customs payments in cross-border freight; LEGO invests $400M to expand Mexico manufacturing operation; and Wafra invests in Houston-area rail-served logistics park.

Trucking spot rates once again are rising as demand falls, but insufficient capacity is not the only culprit this time.

R&R Family of Cos. CEO Rich Francis has filed for personal Chapter 11 bankruptcy, reporting an estimated $10 million to $50 ...

CHP had gone nearly six years without a line-of-duty death. That changed Sunday evening near Tipton, California.

President Donald Trump told Peterbilt workers in Denton on Thursday that tariffs and regulatory rollbacks are helping reverse ...

FMCSA's beacon waiver for Aurora and other autonomous truck carriers expires Oct. 9 but says it "will be reissued." A van ...

YMX Logistics’ yard-management system uses computer vision to track trucks and trailers at distribution facilities, helping a ...

The New Jersey independent contractor law took effect Thursday, with a late buzz during the last few weeks that its ...

Commercial vehicle enforcement operations across the U.S. and Canada resulted in hundreds of trucks and drivers being ...

The driver apparently had no idea. Investigators say thieves manipulated transportation information to make the redirected shipment appear legitimate.

As part of ongoing efforts to differentiate themselves from basic courier services, FedEx and UPS are promoting new and ...

The U.S. Postal Service system for handling undelivered packages is a black hole for customers, who rarely get matched with a ...