Truckers could stay off job at nation’s busiest port complex

Truck drivers who haul goods from the nation’s busiest port complex in Southern California could stay off the job next week as part of a long-running labor dispute, union officials said Friday. It won’t be clear until next week how many of the drivers …

Truckers could stay off the job at nation’s busiest ports

Truck drivers who haul goods from the nation’s busiest port complex could stay off the job next week as part of a long-running labor dispute. The job actions could disrupt business at the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles as soon as Monday, after an …

Landstar Reports Record Revenue, Earnings

Landstar System Inc. reported record first quarter diluted earnings per share of 67 cents on record first quarter revenue of $762 million. The figures compare to diluted earnings per share of 61 cents a year earlier and revenue of $688.2 million for th…

FMCSA May Reward Carriers for Going Beyond Safety Regs

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is seeking public comment on its potential development of a program that would take into consideration a motor carrier’s “proactive voluntary implementation of state-of-the-art best practices and technolo…

OOIDA asks feds to reconsider speed differentials on US highways

GRAIN VALLEY, Mo. – The Owner-Operators Independent Drivers Association has voiced its opinion to two government agencies about the proposed mandate that would require speed limiting devices on large trucks. The OOIDA claims that doing so would make highways less safe

Wabash National celebrates 30th anniversary

LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Wabash National celebrated its 30th anniversary on April 17 at its Ehrlich Innovation Center in Lafayette, Ind. The company says the event was well attended by many company founders and local community and business members. “It was

Scout Logistics names new vice-president

TORONTO, Ont. – Scout Logistics has announced the promotion of Jamie Klayman to vice-president. Klayman is an 8 year veteran of the business, the company says. He will be responsible for continuing to build sales within the North American market

Infrastructure gets a boost in 2015 Ontario budget

TORONTO, Ont. – Finance Minister Charles Sousa has unveiled the 10-year, $130-billion infrastructure plan in the 2015 Ontario budget this week. The minister claimed gridlock is “choking” the provincial economy. The new budget boosts the funding announced in the 2014