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Person Dies After Being Hit by Truck at Shipping Facility in Franklin
A person died after being hit by a truck in Franklin, Massachusetts, Friday morning, police said.
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PHOTOS: Produce Truck Gets ‘Storrowed' in Boston
A produce truck got “Storrowed” in downtown Boston Monday afternoon. The box truck was stuck under a bridge while driving east on Storrow Drive near Massachusetts Eye and Ear Hospital. The vehicle appeared to have little damage, and was freed. State police didn’t immediately release information about what happened; the Department of Transportation noted the crash left the right...
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Mass. Trucker Arrested in Killing of Worcester Woman Found Near Ga. Truck Stop
A Massachusetts woman was found dead near a truck stop in Georgia last month, and a truck driver, also from Massachusetts, was arrested in Indiana on murder charges, officials said Tuesday. Investigators found that Jessica Goodrich, a 46-year-old from Worcester, had been a passenger in Jason Michael Palmer’s long-distance truck, according to a news release from the Camden County...
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Trucker Strike Raises Concerns About Disrupted Food Delivery Across New England
More than 300 truck drivers at New England’s largest wholesale food distributor have gone on strike, raising concerns about disrupted food deliveries to schools, hospitals and nursing homes. The drivers represented by the Teamsters Local 653 took to the picket line at Sysco Boston early Saturday seeking better pay and benefits. “Management took their abhorrent anti-worker treatment to new lows,…
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Walmart Offers Supply-Chain Workers a Change to Drive Trucks
Walmart workers who once unloaded trucks now have a chance to drive them.
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Why U.S. Bridges Are in Such Bad Shape
More than a third of bridges need repairs, and over 43,000 are “structurally deficient,” says the American Road & Transportation Builders Association.
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XPO Logistics Will Now Focus Just on Trucking, as It Spins Off and Sells Other Businesses
The pricing of shares and how many shares of the new LTL company current XPO shareholders will receive is still being decided.
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What's Behind the Congestion at U.S. Ports
Shipping is a key component of U.S. trade but America has some of the least efficient ports in the world, according to a World Bank and IHS Markit study.
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Daimler Truck Spin-Off Trades Higher in Market Debut in Frankfurt
Daimler Truck’s focus on zero-emission technology will put it in competition with companies like Tesla and Geely.
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‘Too Risky' to Not Use Both Battery Electric and Hydrogen Tech, Daimler Truck CEO Says
Martin Daum emphasized that a number of factors were in play when it came to the costs of electric trucks.
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26-Year-Old CEO Completes SPAC Deal and Brings His Autonomous Trucking Start-Up Embark Public
The congestion at U.S. ports, the trucker shortage and the rise of e-commerce have created a unique opportunity, Embark Trucks CEO Alex Rodrigues told CNBC.
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Walmart Is Using Fully Driverless Trucks to Ramp Up Its Online Grocery Business
“Taking the driver out is the holy grail of this technology,” Gatik CEO Gautam Narang, who founded the autonomous trucking company in 2017, told CNBC.
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Convoy Founder Dan Lewis on Supply Chain Bottlenecks and the Impact of Self-Driving Technology
Convoy co-founder and CEO Dan Lewis on supply chain bottlenecks, inefficiencies in logistics and the impact that self-driving technology will have on trucking.
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The Trucking Industry Is One of the Most Fragmented Ones in the U.S. — Here's Why
The trucking industry is a highly fragmented one, in part due to its low entry barriers. It can be a great way to start a business, but it is not an easy life.
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CEO of Major Logistics Firm Makes a Pitch to Immigrants to Address Shortage of Truck Drivers
C.H. Robinson’s Robert Biesterfeld said Wednesday immigration could help alleviate truck driver shortages that have increased 30% since before the pandemic.
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In Global Supply Chain With No Quick Fix, Companies Are Paying to Ship Air
How inefficient is logistics and shipping? Amid empty shelves, companies are literally paying to ship air, and needlessly contributing to climate change.