XPO Logistics Beats Q3 Forecasts RXO Spinoff Boosts Growth Outlook

XPO Logistics Beats Q3 Forecasts RXO Spinoff Boosts Growth Outlook

XPO Logistics reported strong Q3 results, with solid revenue and significant profit growth. Adjusted EBITDA reached a record high. The North American LTL business showed robust growth, and truck brokerage performed well. With the upcoming spin-off of RXO, XPO will focus more on its core businesses, promising a bright future. The company is poised to capitalize on its strengths and market opportunities following the separation, enhancing shareholder value and driving further operational efficiencies.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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US Trucking Industry Faces HOS Rule Changes Amid Safety Debate

US Trucking Industry Faces HOS Rule Changes Amid Safety Debate

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is set to publish the final version of the Hours of Service (HOS) rules for truck drivers. Aiming to enhance safety while providing greater flexibility, the key revisions include modifications to the 30-minute break rule, the sleeper berth exception, the adverse driving conditions exception, and the short-haul exception. Whether the new rules strike a balance between safety, efficiency, and economic factors remains to be seen.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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Supply Chain Firms Address Capacity Challenges to Boost Resilience

Supply Chain Firms Address Capacity Challenges to Boost Resilience

The CSCMP CEO Forum highlighted current capacity challenges in the supply chain: fluctuating air cargo demand, ocean shipping overcapacity, and a shortage of truck drivers. Companies should optimize transportation modes, adjust network layouts, improve operational efficiency, focus on driver welfare, and embrace digital transformation to address these challenges and achieve breakthroughs. By adapting their logistics strategies and proactively managing their supply chains, businesses can navigate these turbulent times and maintain a competitive edge.

US Trucking Industry Scrutinized Over Driver English Skills

US Trucking Industry Scrutinized Over Driver English Skills

The US government is strengthening regulations on English proficiency for truck drivers to improve road safety. Despite a surge in violation penalties, analysis suggests a limited impact on overall trucking capacity and freight rates in the short term. However, the long-term effects remain to be seen, particularly the localized impact in areas with heightened enforcement. Further observation is needed to fully assess the lasting consequences of these regulations on the trucking industry.

Trucking Industry Struggles with Capacity Amid Economic Challenges

Trucking Industry Struggles with Capacity Amid Economic Challenges

While truck capacity constraints have eased somewhat, the trucking market remains under pressure due to a combination of factors including driver shortages, regulatory restrictions, and economic fluctuations. Shippers should strengthen partnerships with carriers and enhance supply chain resilience to address future challenges. Despite some improvements, the underlying issues continue to impact the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of trucking operations. Building stronger relationships and proactively managing potential disruptions are crucial for navigating the evolving logistics landscape.