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5 ways to prevent injuries while working on a tanker truck

Truck drivers face many dangers while on the road. Collisions are often talked about the most as the biggest threat to the safety of drivers, but the leading cause of injuries drivers experience are not from behind the wheel. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the majority of injuries occur when drivers fall, slip or […]

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Cash flow key to surviving freight down cycle

“Nothing happens until someone sells something” is a business idiom that’s been around since the dawn of accounts receivable, but the reality is that nothing happens until someone collects something.

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Champion’s Code: How principles of sports champions can apply to the trucking industry

One of Ross Bernstein’s failures was the source of one of his greatest successes. The lifelong sports fan and author of nearly 50 sports books decided to try out for the Minnesota Gophers team, but that didn’t pan out as planned. During his walk-on, he smashed into team captain Todd Richards, who was wearing a […]

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President Biden visits Volvo’s powertrain plant

Volvo Group North America on Friday, Oct. 7, hosted President Joe Biden at the Volvo Group Powertrain Operations facility in Hagerstown, Maryland, for National Manufacturing Day. Biden met with Volvo Group executives, toured the facility, and spoke with employees during the event. “The Volvo Group is very pleased to host President Biden at our Volvo […]

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Atlas World Group subsidiary acquires pad-wrap fleet

Atlas Logistics, a subsidiary of Atlas World Group (CCJ Top 250, No. 63) has acquired Progressive Transportation, Inc. of Wausau, Wisconsin, a provider of over-the-road pad-wrap transportation. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. The acquisition of 50-truck Progressive Transportation accelerates the growth of padded-van solutions within Atlas Logistics’ service offerings and delivers additional capacity to our network […]

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Holtkamp Transportation goes from a part-time job to $6 million operation

Les Holtkamp was working in sales for a large wholesale crop protection company and decided to purchase two trucks in 2013. He leased his two trucks and two drivers on with another company and worked nights and weekends to service and maintain the units. A year later he got his own operating authority and partnered […]

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Recent shift in market conditions changing the driver pay conversation

During the first five years of his marriage, Rob Hatchett and his wife attended an annual marriage retreat where they received assignments to have conversations about a given topic, like money. The same principle goes for driver pay, said Hatchett, president of Fleet Intel, a tool that helps carriers analyze and compare driver pay, benefits and […]

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Injunction blocking California’s AB 5 for trucking lifted, for now

For at least the time being, California’s AB 5 independent contractor classification law is in effect for the trucking industry after Judge Roger Benitez of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California lifted on Monday the trucking industry’s injunction that had been in place since January 2020. According to a law alert […]

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