Class Action Lawsuit Against Swift Re-Approved By Appeals Court

An Arizona Court of Appeals has overturned a previous superior court ruling, allowing a more than decade old class-action lawsuit against Swift Transportation to proceed. In 2015, a trial judge denied the original approval of a class action lawsuit des…

Report predicts Manitoba to soon face dire labor shortage

WINNIPEG, Man. – The Manitoba Trucking Association (MTA) says its province will face a dire labor shortage with a shortfall of 10,000 drivers by 2026, and government must step up to fund training and help fill the gaps. The MTA

Spot market volumes steady, but capacity flooded with western trucks

WOODBRIDGE, Ont. — Canadian spot market load volumes have been increasing month to month and are almost back to 2015 levels. Claudia Milicevic, general manager, TransCore Link Logistics, provided customers attending the company’s annual golf tournament today, an overview of

Cervus Equipment hosts Peterbilt’s Innovation and Class tour

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Peterbilt’s Innovation and Class tour rolled into Cervus Equipment’s Mississauga location today, showcasing the company’s latest products. The tour centers around a mobile display that lets customers get an up close look at the Paccar MX-11 and

Total For-Hire Shipments Rise Despite Trucking Decline

A U.S. Transportation Department measure of the amount of freight carried by the nation’s for-hire transportation industry rose 0.2% in May from April, the second consecutive monthly gain, and is just 1.5% below the all-time high level hit in December 2014. In figures released Wednesday, The Freight Transportation Services Index moved up to a reading of 121.8, it highest level since January.

Former Port of Vancouver USA CEO takes on new role

PORTLAND, Ore. – Former Port of Vancouver USA CEO Todd Coleman has taken on the role of port sector manager for PBS Engineering and Environmental, a position that will keep him in familiar territory in Washington state. Coleman will be