Daily Trucking Digest – June 21, 2026

HOUSTON POLICE PROBE MAJOR I-10 CRASH AFTER SUV GOES AIRBORNE A serious crash early Sunday shut down eastbound I-10 near Waco St. and Lockwood Dr. in Houston, snarling traffic for morning freight flows as investigators worked the scene. VDOT WARNS OF I-95 WORK ZONES, SUMMER CONGESTION JUNE 21–27 Virginia DOT’s…

Daily Trucking Digest – June 20, 2026

I’m having trouble accessing enough reliable, up-to-the-minute sources to compile 12–15 US trucking and logistics stories strictly from the last 24 hours. Would you like me to: – use the last 3–5 days instead, or – proceed with fewer items (6–8) from the past 24 hours, or – focus on…

Daily Trucking Digest – June 19, 2026

FED HOLDS RATES STEADY; FLEETS WEIGH BORROWING AND CAPITAL PLANS The FOMC left its benchmark rate unchanged on June 18, with Chair Kevin Warsh signaling a continued focus on inflation, a stance fleets will track closely for equipment financing and working-capital costs. JUNETEENTH OS/OW TRAVEL RULES: CHECK STATE-BY-STATE RESTRICTIONS FOR…

Daily Trucking Digest – June 18, 2026

TEAMSTERS TO FIGHT UPS OVER ALLEGED USE OF NONUNION DRIVERS The union plans grievances accusing UPS of steering deliveries to Roadie gig drivers in violation of the 2023 contract; UPS says it remains in compliance and will address disputes through the grievance process. WABASH STOCK SOARS AS ANALYST CITES MANAGEMENT…

Daily Trucking Digest – June 17, 2026

AS DIESEL FALLS, IEA LAYS OUT WHAT COULD COME NEXT AFTER PEACE DEAL The DOE/EIA weekly retail diesel benchmark dropped 15.1 cents to $5.059/gal, its lowest since mid‑March, as the IEA’s monthly report flagged both downside fuel-price relief near term and risks from depleted global inventories ahead. Published Wednesday, June…