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Canadian Trucking Alliance Supports Federal Review of Driver Inc. Model
A Closer Look at the Federal Investigation into Driver Inc. The ongoing federal examination of the Driver Inc. business model has finally come into motion after longstanding concerns raised by industry leaders. This investigation targets a practice that many describe as detrimental to the trucking sector and the public at large. Understanding What Driver Inc. Is All About Driver Inc. refers to a business model where trucking companies classify drivers as independent contractors when, in many cases, they should be regarded as employees. This misclassification isn’t a mere bureaucratic technicality; it has widespread implications. The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has been crystal clear in
Navigating Freight Transport Challenges and Market Dynamics in 2025
Freight transport in Europe and beyond is experiencing a shifting landscape as 2025 unfolds.
Key Insights from CETM Multimodal Gathering on the Future of Freight Multimodality
The recent Multimodal Eurosur event, hosted by CETM Multimodal, served as a vibrant hub for leading figures in the multimodal freight sector from across Spain and beyond.
How Love’s Fleet V.I.E.W. Elevates Maintenance Visibility and Fleet Management Efficiency
Keeping a fleet on the road smoothly comes down to one crucial factor: full visibility into maintenance and repair operations.
Slight Uptick in Fed's Preferred Inflation Gauge for August Signals Consumer Spending Resilience
The latest data from the Commerce Department reveals that the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index, ticked up to a 2.7% increase in August compared to the previous year.
FMCSA Enforces Stricter Eligibility Criteria for Non-Domiciled Commercial Driver’s Licenses Following Fatal Crashes
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has rolled out an emergency interim final rule that tightens the eligibility criteria for commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) held by non-domiciled individuals.
How the 25% Tariff on Imported Heavy-Duty Trucks Shapes Supply Chain and Freight Logistics
Starting in October 2025, a fresh wave of tariffs will hit imported heavy-duty trucks, sparking a significant shift in the supply chain landscape.
XPO Logistics Celebrates European Suppliers Advancing Innovation and Sustainability at Inaugural Awards
XPO Logistics recently held its inaugural Supplier Awards event at its European headquarters in Lyon on September 23rd, celebrating six companies who stood out in strategic areas critical to the company’s vision—innovation, decarbonization, digitalization, and operational excellence.
PAMT Racial Harassment Lawsuit Reversed on Appeal; Case Returns to Lower Court for Further Consideration
The legal battle involving PAMT, a truckload carrier, took a significant turn as the U.S.
Visa Restrictions and License Suspensions Shake Up North American Trucking Sector
Recent policy changes involving work visas and driver’s licenses have introduced considerable uncertainty into the trucking industry across both the United States and Canada.
The Effects of U.S. Heavy Truck Tariffs on Daimler Truck, Traton, and Volvo in North America
Understanding the New U.S. Heavy Truck Tariffs A new 25% tariff on imported heavy trucks imposed by the U.S. government starting October 1, 2025, has caught the attention of major European truck manufacturers. This move, announced without detailed guidance, has sparked immediate reactions across stock markets, especially among companies that operate assembly plants in Mexico and rely on cross-border trade. Stock Market Reactions and Company Positions Daimler Truck Holding AG and Volkswagen AG’s Traton SE both saw their shares dip shortly after the tariff announcement. Daimler Truck’s shares fell as much as 4.9% in Frankfurt, while Traton’s dropped around 3.1%. Both companies have
Canadian Trucking Alliance Raises Concerns Over Canada Post’s Move into Parcel Delivery Market
The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) has publicly voiced its apprehension regarding Canada Post’s ambitions to broaden its footprint into the parcel delivery sector.
