James Menzies

Titanium Transportation saw rising logistics revenue in the third quarter, while continuing tough conditions weighed on truck transportation earnings. The

Titanium Transportation has opened its eighth U.S. freight brokerage office in Virginia Beach, Va. “Expanding our U.S. footprint with an asset-light model

The realities of a prolonged trucking recession were reflected in the latest Top Industry Issues survey conducted by the American Transportation Research

More than 100 Canadian trucking companies were recognized Oct. 17 as the top employers in the sector. The awards were doled out during Trucking HR

Colleen Tesarski, human resources manager, people and culture with Steve's Livestock Transport was named the HR Leader of the Year during a special

The fifth generation of the Freightliner Cascadia has been introduced, featuring new Detroit Assurance safety capabilities, a cleaner electrical

Trucker Path is helping combat human trafficking by raising awareness through its well used app. Chris Oliver, chief marketing officer for Trucker Path,

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has approved the sale of Pride Group Logistics – the trucking division of Pride Group Entities, currently under CCAA

Diverging opinions have been presented to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice on whether or not a sale of Pride Group Logistics (PGL) – the trucking arm

A mayoral rivalry helped bring two new Mack LR Electric refuse trucks to the city of Madison, Wisc., the first all-electric waste trucks to be deployed in

The joint venture between Westport Fuel Systems and Volvo Group now has a name. It’ll be called Cespira, as announced at the IAA Transportation show in

I recently returned from covering FTR’s annual Transportation Conference in Indianapolis, Ind., one of my favorite events of the year to attend and cover.

Even the most enthusiastic advocates for decarbonizing the trucking industry acknowledged there are many challenges in doing so. “We believe long-term, in

Daimler Truck North America (DTNA) supports the move to zero-emission vehicles, but getting there must be done “at the speed of right.” That turn of

Pride Group creditors are increasingly frustrated over a lack of access to the vehicles to which they lay claim, as a bankruptcy Monitor continues to

The City of Prince George, B.C., has received $150,000 in federal funding to develop a hydrogen hub. The funding, from the Pacific Economic Development

It was a light week for economic trucking news, but a new survey from Truckstop and Bloomberg Intelligence suggests brokers are feeling better about the

The opening of Ontario’s first commercial fueling station for hydrogen-powered heavy trucks was celebrated July 30, during a ceremony attended by Premier

Mullen Group grew top line revenue by 0.3% in the second quarter, but net income slipped 9.9% to $32.9 million as the company looks to grow through

The latest trucking economic data paints a mixed picture that reflects softening freight volumes, but an improving alignment in supply and demand.