Daily Trucking Digest – June 7, 2026

UBER FREIGHT FLAGS EARLIER PEAK AS CROSS-BORDER DEMAND TIGHTENS; PHOENIX LANDS 1.1M-SF LOGISTICS PROJECT Uber Freight’s Q2 outlook points to a faster‑than‑expected squeeze in U.S.-Mexico capacity and rising reefer rates; meanwhile, developers broke ground on a 1.14M‑square‑foot Glendale, Arizona logistics center aimed at large-scale distribution. AP: CONSUMERS PULL BACK ON…

Daily Trucking Digest – June 6, 2026

ARCBEST RAISES Q2 OUTLOOK AS LTL MARGINS IMPROVE ArcBest lifted second-quarter guidance for both its LTL and asset-light units, including a 200-basis-point increase to its asset-based margin outlook, signaling healthier pricing and mix heading into summer. MAY JOBS REPORT: TRANSPORTATION/WAREHOUSING FLAT AS PAYROLLS RISE 172,000 BLS reported U.S. employers added…

June 2026 Trucking Brief: Pro Trucker Package at One Year, new Clearinghouse ID checks, and a reality check on “tax debt forgiveness”

Why this month’s Land Line lineup matters Land Line’s June 2026 magazine archive spotlights issues owner-operators and fleet managers are feeling on the ground: the U.S. Department of Transportation’s “Pro Trucker Package” one year later, new FMCSA identity checks in the Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse, state crackdowns on CDL mills,…

Daily Trucking Digest – June 4, 2026

XPO’S Q2 TONNAGE TRENDING AHEAD OF GUIDANCE XPO said May tonnage per day rose 0.5% year over year, with shipments up 3.3% and weight per shipment down 2.7%, putting it on track to beat a flat Q2 tonnage outlook as LTL demand firms. OLD DOMINION’S MAY UPDATE SHOWS AN IMPROVING…

Daily Trucking Digest – June 3, 2026

AMAZON WINS NLRB FIGHT OVER JOINT-EMPLOYER STATUS WITH DSPS An administrative law judge approved a settlement that ends a case that could have deemed Amazon a joint employer with a California DSP; the Teamsters are seeking to appeal. The decision reduces potential bargaining liability across Amazon’s last‑mile network. APOLLO AFFILIATE…