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A multitude of states filed a lawsuit May 13 to halt California’s Advanced Clean Fleet (ACF) rule.

U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy announced plans to halt the consolidation of some processing facility operations until January at the earliest.

Fleet owners with heavy-duty trucks could be paying more than double their current operating costs after transitioning to an electric fleet, according to a new report.

Ongoing USPS network changes should be decelerated until service targets are achieved, according to one of the agency’s governors.

A bill that recently cleared the House decrees that Postal Service contractors must report any crash that results in injury or death.

Employment in the trucking industry held mostly solid in April, shedding only 300 jobs, federal statistics show.

A USPS watchdog has given the agency 20 days to explain why multiple policy changes don’t require an outside review.

Truck drivers are not tethered to their client’s industries when it comes to legal disputes, according to the Supreme Court.

Truck tonnage dipped 2 percent in March after a 4 percent rise in February, according to one report.

A recent survey of truckers on what they look for at a truck stop had a clear-cut winner: plentiful parking.