CSX railroad's profit jumped 25% in the first quarter as the Jacksonville, Fla.-based railroad hauled 3% more shipments and cut its expenses.

Tesla reported Q1 earnings that beat Wall Street’s estimates, a sign profitability is holding up as the EV maker invests in robotics and driverless cars.

The U.S. is demanding concessions from Canada before it will begin negotiations on the USMCA, says a member of Canada's advisory committee on U.S. trade relations.

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the U.S. might have to take action against Canada over its rejection of American wine and spirits.

Ohio Turnpike officials have identified 315 alleged “rogue” trucking companies accused of failing to pay $5.2 million in tolls during the past two years.

House Republican leaders are planning a multiyear measure authorizing roughly $550 billion for programs governing the nation’s mobility system.

The U.S. Justice Department is expected to reclassify marijuana into a less restrictive federal category as soon as April 22, according to a source.

The agreement, which has not been finalized, would offer as much as $500 million in financing in exchange for warrants to purchase up to 90% of the new entity.

Sagepoint Logistics is launching a dedicated truckload carrier in June, using 60 Freightliner Cascadias equipped with Cummins’ X15N engines.

Rep. Brad Knott (R‑N.C.), a member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, unveiled the SAFER Transport Act as a means to combat cargo theft.

Love’s Travel Stops recently opened its second San Antonio location, which will soon feature its first Whataburger restaurant, the company announced April 16.

The more cautious outlook puts United broadly in line with peers grappling with the same pressures, including Delta and Alaska Air.

The price for a barrel of Brent crude oil, the international standard, added 1.4% to $99.88 on uncertainty about when the war with Iran could let up.

Company says Didier Papadopoulos' decision was personal and wasn’t based on any “disagreement or dispute” with Joby.

“It’s a bit naive to say that, after this has ended, that things will go back to pre-war situations,” said Jotaro Tamura, president and CEO of Mitsui.

Iran has sought to charge some vessels for safe passage through the waterway since the Middle East war began.

One emerging method involves an organized crew getting one of its members hired as a driver at a legitimate carrier to circumvent industry vetting processes.

The head of Volvo Group’s North American trucks division, Stephen Roy, will step down Aug. 1, the Swedish company said April 21.

President Trump said that while the U.S. would hold off on fresh attacks, it would maintain its blockade on the Strait of Hormuz. 

Saia opened its newest terminal in York, Pa., to enhance its network in the Northeast, the Johns Creek, Ga., carrier announced April 20.