Trucking Fleets Struggle with Data Use Under ELD Mandate

Trucking Fleets Struggle with Data Use Under ELD Mandate

A recent survey reveals that despite the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate, one-third of US truck drivers still use paper logs. The survey highlights the underutilization of ELD technology, with fleets failing to fully leverage data analytics for optimized operations. Experts advocate for enhanced training to unlock the value of data, improving fuel efficiency, vehicle maintenance, driver safety, and customer service, ultimately leading to a competitive advantage. The mandate's potential remains untapped without proper data analysis and integration into fleet management strategies.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Outpost and Greenpoint Invest 1B in Trucking Network Overhaul

Outpost and Greenpoint Invest 1B in Trucking Network Overhaul

Outpost and GreenPoint announced a $1 billion investment to upgrade its trucking terminal network platform. This move will accelerate Outpost's expansion in key logistics hubs, enhance the coverage and service capabilities of its terminal network, and provide truck drivers and logistics companies with a more efficient and convenient experience. Ultimately, this investment aims to improve the efficiency of the entire logistics industry by modernizing essential infrastructure and streamlining operations within the Outpost network.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Outpost and Greenpoint Invest 1B in Trucking Network Overhaul

Outpost and Greenpoint Invest 1B in Trucking Network Overhaul

Outpost partners with GreenPoint, securing significant investment to expand and upgrade its national truck terminal network. This initiative aims to optimize trucking efficiency, reduce logistics costs, and improve working conditions for truck drivers, ultimately driving transformation in the logistics industry. The investment will be used to enhance existing facilities and build new terminals in strategic locations, creating a more robust and efficient logistics infrastructure. This collaboration promises to streamline operations and create a more sustainable and driver-friendly environment within the trucking sector.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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US Trucking Industry Faces Disruption Over English Proficiency Rule

US Trucking Industry Faces Disruption Over English Proficiency Rule

The U.S. government's tightened English proficiency requirements for truck drivers have drawn industry attention. The new regulations aim to enhance road safety, but their impact on capacity and the freight market remains uncertain. Analysis suggests limited nationwide impact in the short term, though some local areas may be affected. The long-term consequences depend on carriers' adaptation strategies. The rule is intended to ensure clear communication and understanding of safety regulations, potentially leading to a more professional and safer trucking industry, but also raising concerns about driver shortages and increased transportation costs.

01/30/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Outpost Raises 1B from Greenpoint to Transform Trucking Network

Outpost Raises 1B from Greenpoint to Transform Trucking Network

Outpost and GreenPoint have formed a strategic partnership, securing $1 billion in investment to accelerate the expansion of Outpost's nationwide trucking network. By integrating physical locations, operations, and technology, Outpost delivers efficient and flexible last-mile services, helping businesses reduce costs and improve operational efficiency. This collaboration will drive the transformation and upgrading of the logistics industry, bringing higher-quality services to consumers. The investment will be crucial for scaling Outpost's infrastructure and further developing its technological capabilities.

01/30/2026 Logistics
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Truckers Hoursofservice Rule Changes May Be Delayed

Truckers Hoursofservice Rule Changes May Be Delayed

The US trucking industry's anticipated HOS reform might face an 18-month delay due to a Democratic-led call for a 'comprehensive review.' The new rules aim to provide greater flexibility for long-haul truck drivers, but Democrats have raised concerns, demanding an extensive review. While the Trucking Association has expressed concern, they remain hopeful that the changes will take effect as scheduled by the end of September. This potential delay introduces uncertainty and could impact efficiency within the trucking sector, affecting both drivers and the supply chain.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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XPO Logistics Keeps Conway Truckload to Enhance Crossborder Growth

XPO Logistics Keeps Conway Truckload to Enhance Crossborder Growth

XPO Logistics has decided to retain its trucking business acquired through the Con-way acquisition. This decision aims to strengthen its integrated supply chain service capabilities, deepen its presence in the US-Mexico cross-border transportation market, and generate synergies with other business units. This move reflects the rise of integrated logistics service providers in the market. XPO Logistics hopes to further enhance its comprehensive service capabilities and improve its competitiveness by integrating the trucking business. The company sees trucking as a key component in providing end-to-end solutions for its customers.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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US Rail Strike Threatens Supply Chain Economic Disruption

US Rail Strike Threatens Supply Chain Economic Disruption

The US trucking industry warns of a devastating impact on the supply chain and significant economic losses if a rail strike occurs. While the trucking industry is willing to assist, its capacity is limited and cannot fully replace rail transport. A strike could lead to shortages of food, automobiles, and even affect the safety of drinking water. The American Trucking Associations is urging Congress to intervene and prevent a strike from causing a catastrophic impact on the economy. The potential disruption highlights the critical role of rail in the nation's supply network.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Truckload Demand Rises Modestly Despite Economic Concerns

US Truckload Demand Rises Modestly Despite Economic Concerns

According to the American Trucking Associations, U.S. truck tonnage edged up in January, but factors such as weak manufacturing and high inventories continue to pressure the industry. Economists anticipate continued U.S. economic growth, albeit at a potentially slower pace. Trucking companies need to improve operational efficiency, embrace technological innovation, and pay attention to market changes to address future challenges.

02/04/2026 Logistics
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