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ATA legal counsel Pamela Bracher breaks down the top trucking trends supply chain professionals need to know in 2025, including legal updates, rising costs, and smarter shipping strategies.

A new report finds that work-life balance now matters just as much as pay in recruiting truck drivers.

UPS is offering full-time drivers a voluntary buyout as part of a major network reconfiguration, with payouts based on years of service.

Rolls-Royce is spending $75 million to expand its Aiken, South Carolina, plant, increasing production of MTU engines to meet rising demand from data centers.

Cigo Tracker is expanding into the U.S. and opening its U.S. headquarters in Atlanta to help more businesses manage and track deliveries.

Most logistics companies are turning to route optimization software—not autonomous trucks—to tackle staffing shortages and keep up with growing demand.

Descartes Systems Group has launched FraudGuard 2.0 to help shippers and brokers prevent freight fraud with enhanced alerts and shipment monitoring.

The DOT scrapped its speed limiter mandate and pledged $275 million for new truck parking, delivering major wins for OOIDA and truck drivers.

A new Senate bill would require truck drivers to pass an English test before getting a CDL, prompting fresh debate over safety and discrimination in the trucking industry.

Tesla says a Model Y will deliver itself to a customer on June 28, marking its first self-driving vehicle handoff with no driver or truck.