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The trucking industry shed 2,700 jobs in June, marking the second month of declines in a row, federal statistics show.

The National Star Route Mail Contractors Association (NSRMCA) — which represents transportation companies that comprise the United States Postal Service’s surface transportation network — is renting out the entirety of Nationals Stadium for its annual Region Night gala dinner during this year’s 90th Anniversary National Convention, Aug. 23-26.

The cost of operating a commercial truck dropped slightly in 2024, but lower fuel costs masked increased expenses elsewhere, according to one report.

July marks the start of USPS’s next stage of service standard revisions nationwide, according to a release.

The Transportation Department is planning a host of changes meant to benefit truckers, ranging from tackling double brokering to eliminating speed limiters.

Sales of used Class 8 vehicles dropped 10% in May, according to one report.

The Transportation Department is embracing digital medical records for truck drivers in a bid to update the current paper-records system.

Diesel prices have spiked across the country, sending the national average up 20 cents in a week.

Next week, Congress will hold a hearing on USPS operations from the perspective of key stakeholders.

The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance recently performed a one-day blitz on brake safety inspections, pulling almost 400 vehicles off the road in North America.