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Waymo’s Self-Driving Trucks Arrive on Georgia Roads This Week
The race to control the future of self-driving trucking just got even more competitive.
Ford Bet on Aluminum Trucks, but Is Still Looking for Payoff
Three years ago, Ford Motor made a daring gamble when it started selling a new version of its F-150 pickup truck made mainly of aluminum rather than steel.
Truckers Propose a Gasoline Tax Increase to Pay for Infrastructure Plan
The country’s biggest trucking group thinks it has a way to convince Republicans to raise the gasoline tax: Don’t call it a tax.
Corporate America’s New Dilemma: Raising Prices to Cover Higher Transport Costs
The drive for cost cuts and higher margins at U.S. trucking and railroad operators is pinching their biggest customers, forcing the likes of General Mills Inc and Hormel Foods Corp to spend more on deliveries and consider raising their own prices as a way to pass along the costs.
Daimler Throws Shade at Tesla E-Trucks Plan as Rivalry Heats Up
Daimler AG cast doubt on Tesla Inc.’s plan to deliver electric heavy trucks next year, saying its more modest goal to start selling battery-powered big rigs by 2021 is more realistic.
Freight Brokers See Profits Surge on Shipping Rush
Freight middlemen are seeing a surge in business as growing economic demand and tight capacity sends companies rushing to find shipping space.
Rising Freight Costs Are Weighing on Companies’ Profits
A number of U.S. companies told investors that rising shipping costs in recent months have cut into earnings.
Robot Delivery Vans Are Arriving Before Self-Driving Cars
The future of driverless driving looks like a giant toaster with a funny hat.
Funding Questions Abound Over Trump’s Infrastructure Plan
The lack of funding details for President Donald Trump’s plan to spend at least $1.5tr in infrastructure spending leaves uncertain the effort to build and expand roads and bridges nationwide, freight and logistics groups said Wednesday.
Logistics Will Drive Saudi Arabia's Post-Oil Era
As the Arabian Gulf region aims for a larger role in the global logistics market, which it is estimated will be worth $15.5tr by 2024, Saudi Arabia is upping its own logistics game and becoming a credible competitor to Dubai in the process.
More and More Truckers Say They’re Running Out of Capacity
Should we be concerned? Truckers seem to be running out of room.
Trucking Companies Race to Add Capacity, Drivers as Market Heats Up
Trucking fleets are charging higher prices to move freight around the country. But it is an open question whether the companies or their drivers will reap the windfall.
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