Trucking News -- Page 8

EIA forecasts US diesel averaging $4.76/gallon in 2026, with Southern states posting the lowest prices.

Truckload rates remain 50% above year-ago levels as tender rejections and diesel costs stay elevated.

US trucking generated $940.8B in freight revenue and supports 8.5 million jobs, new data compilation shows.

FedEx is investing $400 million in a new Memphis sorting hub as part of its long-term network plan.

FMCSA's 2026 regulatory agenda outlines pending rules on autonomous trucks, ELD specs, and CDL standards.

US diesel exports hit a record high as domestic stockpiles fall to their lowest seasonal level since 1996.

LMI data: US trucking capacity fell at its second-fastest pace in 10 years in July 2026 as rates stayed high.

NHTSA recalls hit Freightliner, Autocar, Ford, and Heil commercial vehicles over brake and lighting defects.

A May explosion at PBF Energy's 185,000-bpd Chalmette, Louisiana refinery underscores growing US fuel supply risk as nat

FMCSA extends emergency hours-of-service relief for Texas trucking companies responding to flood recovery through August

US on-highway diesel rose to $5.35 a gallon as fleets await word on a possible US-Iran deal over the Strait of Hormuz.

Nussbaum Transportation raised driver pay for the second time in two months as carriers compete for qualified drivers.

The Logistics Managers' Index shows transportation pricing near a record high in June as truck capacity fell for a seven

DHS agents joined FMCSA inspectors in a multi-state trucking enforcement sweep, pulling 766 drivers and vehicles from se

Valero's Port Arthur refinery outage has trimmed Gulf Coast fuel capacity even as national refinery use tops 96%.

Class 8 truck orders dropped 31% in July as 2026 production sold out, FTR data shows.

Freight brokerage holding company Open Road Ventures adds three executives amid industry compliance shifts.

US Commerce Dept sets preliminary anti-dumping duty on Canadian trailer imports, affecting fleet equipment costs.

US trucking fleets post stronger Q2 earnings as capacity tightens and driver shortages resurface.