General News
Mexico Export Gains Face Trump Tariff, Supply Chain Risks
U.S. tariffs pushed by President Donald Trump and supply chain disruptions are eroding Mexico’s gains as a manufacturing hub.
Volvo Wins U.S. Clearance Over China-Tied Vehicle Ban
The Trump administration reached an agreement with Volvo Car that will allow the automaker to avoid a U.S. ban on connected vehicles tied to China.
Highway Legislation Awaits House Consideration
When the House returns from Memorial Day recess, lawmakers are expected to take up a highway policy bill that would amplify federal funding for truck parking.
Hendrickson Introduces High-Efficiency Electric Drive Axle
Electraax features a fully integrated electric powertrain that combines a lightweight axle, single-speed gearbox, motor and inverter into one modular design.
U.S. Companies Stay Quiet on Tariff Refunds
The scramble for $166 billion in refunds comes with political and legal risks. Trump says it’s foreign firms that pay his import taxes and he’s painting refund backers as unpatriotic
Pony AI Lifts 2026 Robotaxi Fleet Goal on Faster Growth
In addition to the larger fleet target, the company now expects full-year robotaxi revenue to grow 3.5 times its 2025 level of $16.6 million.
Supreme Court: Florida Can't Sue States Over Immigrant CDLs
Florida argued unsuccessfully that California and Washington were failing to verify the immigration status of license applicants.
U.S. Files Claim Against First Brands, Alleging Tariff Fraud
First Brands was hit with a formal claim for $285.5 million related to allegations that it underpaid levies on parts imported from China.
Voltera to Merge With Revel, Uniting EV Charging Networks
In addition to building infrastructure for autonomous and ride-hail vehicles, the new company “expects to explore adjacent opportunities.”
Logistics Firm Stord Nabs $250M to Help Brands Take On Amazon
Stord has positioned itself as a partner to help retailers manage inventory as well as the checkout and fulfillment process.
Oil Giant BP Abruptly Ousts Chairman Manifold Over 'Conduct'
BP's board named Ian Tyler as interim chair on May 26, effective immediately. The company said that it will begin the process of finding a permanent chair.
Quad Group Including U.S. Unveils Indo-Pacific Cooperation
The Quad group is a key strategic partnership for cooperation on maritime security, supply chains and regional strategy as China expands its military and economic influence.
Oil Prices Mixed After U.S. Strikes on Iran
Brent crude, the international standard, gained $3.03 to $96.45 a barrel after falling nearly $5 on international markets on May 25.
How TMS Vendors Are Bringing AI to Trucking’s Back Office
Back-office functions in trucking and freight brokerage are evolving as artificial intelligence moves deeper into transportation management software.
STG to Exit Chapter 11 in Coming Weeks as Court Backs Plan
Dublin, Ohio-based STG and 64 affiliates filed for court protection Jan. 12 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey.
State Department Restarts Visas for Foreign Truckers
Secretary of State Marco Rubio imposed the halt on new work visas last August following a spate of fatal crashes involving foreign truckers.
What Is the Lowest-Cost Regional Freight Format?
Humble Robotics CEO Eyal Cohen says a battery-electric, cabless Class 8 autonomous vehicle is the most cost-efficient way to move freight over short distances.
Amerit Expands in Canada With Pro Reefer Acquisition
Amerit Fleet Solutions said it acquired Pro Reefer, a Canadian fleet maintenance provider that specializes in refrigerated trailer equipment.
Chrysler Turns to Models Under $30,000 to Revive Brand
Chrysler will get three new crossover utility vehicles in the coming years, including two that start for less than $30,000.
NYSE, Crypto Exchange to Offer No-Expire Oil Futures
Intercontinental Exchange futures prices for Brent crude and WTI will underpin the new perpetual contracts offered on OKX’s platform.