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In-cab technology, particularly ELDs, vulnerable to cybersecurity threats Cybersecurity is not a new topic in trucking. We’ve seen a number of fleets on the wrong end of a cyberattack due to phishing, ransomware and other avenues that affect the back office. With more technology continuously being added to trucks, how secure are those devices? New […]

Estes Express begins reopening of former Yellow terminals Estes’ terminal in Reno, Nevada.  Estes Express Lines (CCJ Top 250, No. 10), among the big winners in the post-bankruptcy fundraising auction of former Yellow Corp. terminals, has kicked off the reopening of those facilities. Estes acquired 24 terminals through Yellow’s bankruptcy proceedings and added more than 130 tractors

Dali owners invoke historic maritime law to offset salvage costs following the Key Bridge Collapse BALTIMORE — As salvage operations continue at the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse site, the owners of the massive cargo ship that struck the bridge have invoked a centuries-old maritime law requiring cargo owners to contribute to the costs of

How police will use cameras on Interstate 81 to catch speeders Virginia State Police hope to have a test run in the fall for speed enforcement cameras ROANOKE, Va. – Your next ticket on Interstate 81 could come from a camera. Virginia State Police hope to have a test run in the fall for speed enforcement

FMCSA grants TIA’s petition on training for brokers The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has granted a petition from the Transportation Intermediaries Association regarding training requirements for freight forwarders and brokers. According to FMCSA’s website, the petition for rulemaking has been closed and a letter notifying TIA that it had been granted was sent on March