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The national diesel average sank again this week, decreasing around seven cents to $4.294.

Legislation making truck drivers eligible for overtime pay was recently introduced in Congress.

The cost of diesel sank nearly nine cents this week, taking the national average down to $4.366.

Despite some gradual improvements, the freight market is still set up for a middling winter season, according to one report.

Diesel prices plummeted nine cents this week to $4.454 per gallon.

The market for used Class 8 trucks wasn’t great in September, with units sold down 14 percent from August, according to one report.

The trucking industry incurred $94.6 billion in costs in 2021 due to highway traffic congestion, according to a new report.

A recent Senate bill would prevent the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from imposing new emission restrictions on light trucks and cars.

After a few weeks of dips, the average price of diesel countrywide jumped 10 cents to $4.545.

The number of fatal crashes involving large trucks fell by over 100 in the first quarter of 2023, reads a new report.