Trucking Industry News

The conditions under which truckers work can vary from company to company, which new drivers may want to keep in mind while searching for employment after completing their CDL training.

The Rhode Island Trucking Association (RITA) announced that it has reached a milestone in its history.

When fleet management owners are handling their expenses, they may feel overwhelmed when it comes to organizing taxes owed for their trucks.

A leading organization in the trucking industry will soon expand its influence within the nationÂ’s growing demands for freight haul.

Future truck drivers who have recently completed their CDL training and live in the Ohio area may be in luck for new job prospects.

Although it may be tempting for fleet management owners to simply sign up their business for Facebook or Twitter accounts, they may want to think twice about jumping into social media without the proper information.

A Californian trucking company is taking its support for breast cancer awareness one step further.

With fall in full swing, many truckers are being hired to haul autumn crops across the country, including apples, pears, and other crispy fruits.

Recently, a large trucking company announced that its new website has undergone extensive modifications in hopes that it may better reach their customers and business prospects online.

Truckers who navigate ArizonaÂ’s highways may soon have to pay additional tolls with a proposed bill that could go into effect for Interstate 15, reports Landline.