Trucking News -- Page 3

Fleet Advantage index: 2028 trucks save $12,655 per unit in year one at $6.40 diesel.

BTS data shows August transborder truck freight reached $109.0 billion, up 29.8% year over year.

Atlanta logistics firm Stord will acquire AMS Fulfillment, adding 10 warehouses and 150 brands.

Knight-Swift Q3 operating income topped $179 million as spot pricing and tender rejections climbed.

EIA data show U.S. refining capacity at 18.16 million b/d in January 2026, down 4.3% from the 2020 peak after 11 closure

The weekly DOE/EIA diesel benchmark rose 9.7 cents to $6.276 per gallon, about 25 cents under the Sept. 22 record.

FreightWaves SONAR shows diesel up 73% year over year against a 43% rise in dry van spot rates.

ATA's September tonnage index rose 0.8% to 114, with year-to-date tonnage up 0.9%.

Werner guided Q3 EPS to 15-16 cents versus a 36 cent consensus, citing diesel, driver and insurance costs.

Arizona, California, North Dakota and Kentucky enforcement operations found hundreds of truck safety violations in Octob

EIA: US refinery capacity fell about 1% to 18.2 million b/cd after Houston and Los Angeles closures.

SONAR data: Northwest tender rejections hit 20.27% and the Midwest 18.61%, against a 13.8% national rate.

ATA's For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index fell 0.5% in August to 112.7, 1.6% below August 2025.

National diesel averages $6.18 a gallon, up 70.7% from a year ago, and fuel now makes up 22% of freight spending.

ATRI selects Page Siplon, former TeamOne Logistics CEO and Georgia logistics leader, as next president and COO.

Motive launches AI Agents that act on fleet safety, maintenance and idling data for trucking fleets.

EIA reports 95% Q3 refinery utilization while US distillate inventories trail the five-year average by 13%.

FreightWaves SONAR data shows accepted tenders slipping while the dry van spot rate climbs to $3.53 per mile.

LMI transportation prices reached 92.7 in September while capacity contracted for a tenth straight month.

EIA data shows the US diesel average slid from $6.382 to $6.199 per gallon as Brent crude slipped under $100.