Jason Cannon
CCJ Magazine
Tuscaloosa, AL, United States
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Volvo spells out its zero emission plan
An electric transformation also means a business makeover for Volvo. → Read More
Study highlights path to readying grid for electric fleets
The study demonstrates how three different infrastructure strategies can meet the identified needs. → Read More
Shell Starship a tale of two halves (literally)
Shell's third-generation Starship enters its final assembly stage following a major overhaul from Gen 2. → Read More
Re-assembly of Shell Starship truck underway
Shell and Cummins are almost ready to hit the road for more than 3,000 miles in the natural gas Starship. → Read More
LB Trucking's sweet spot on size, strong family roots
Larry Bredewater founded LB Trucking in the early '90s and set out on being a family-run business. LB's today found a sweet spot as a 13-truck business. → Read More
Cummins, Paccar and Daimler agree to battery partnership
The group expects LFP battery cells produced by the joint venture to offer several advantages compared to other battery chemistries. → Read More
Solar Transport acquired by Maverik, FJ Management
The Iowa-based fleet serves more than 35 customers, including some of the largest convenience store chains in the U.S. → Read More
Trimac acquires Tennessee bulk transporter
Trimac is back into the state of Tennessee and with a new commodity segment. → Read More
Semi trailer build rates remain 'strong'
Backlogs continue to fall. → Read More
Fruehauf trailer parent acquires East Manufacturing
Fruehauf onboards East's lineup of aluminum flatbed, drop deck, dump, round bottom and refuse trailers as well as steel dump trailers and aluminum truck bodies. → Read More
Nikola BEV sales on hold amid fire-risk recall
Nikola recalling 209 Class 8 Tre battery-electric vehicles and putting sales of the all-battery model on hold. → Read More
Hair re-testing uncovered 10X more drug violations last year
Researchers at the University of Central Arkansas say urinalysis misses about 90% of actual drug use. → Read More
Existing capacity capable of absorbing UPS strike fallout
Loose capacity likely able to handle any meaningful influx of freight from would-be UPS strike. → Read More
Teamsters UPS strike 'now appears inevitable'
With a strike deadline looming and no additional negotiations scheduled, UPS Teamsters rejected UPS's latest proposal. → Read More
Throwing the baby out with the bath water
A lack of available amenities makes everything you do harder. → Read More
Yellow suing Teamsters union for $137 million
Yellow faces, among other things, the imminent need to refinance $1.3 billion in debt. → Read More
Trucking group asks Biden to rescind DOL nomination over AB 5
Julie Su's nomination remains stalled in the Senate. → Read More
Cost of trucking passes $2/mile for the first time
In response to rising costs, motor carriers initiated improvements in key operational efficiencies. → Read More
Report finds healing supply chain has been expensive
With improving service levels and falling spot rates, shippers are turning to the spot market rather than to their contracted carriers to optimize costs. → Read More
The 10 most-used passwords in transportation
According to research conducted by NordPass, some of the biggest companies transportation and logistics favor passwords that expose billions of dollars to Internet pirates. → Read More