Daily Trucking Digest

Daily headlines and summaries of the most important news in trucking and logistics.

Daily Trucking Digest – January 27, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 27, 2026

UPS PLANS $89.7B IN 2026 REVENUE, TO CUT UP TO 30,000 JOBS; Q4 TOPS ESTIMATES UPS raised 2026 revenue guidance and said additional job reductions will come largely via attrition, as Q4 sales and EPS beat expectations; the carrier is…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 26, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 26, 2026

FMC LAUNCHES PROBE INTO CARRIER CHASSIS RESTRICTIONS, SEEKS TRUCKER INPUT The Federal Maritime Commission opened a nonadjudicatory investigation into reports that ocean carriers are unjustly steering truckers and shippers to designated chassis providers, inviting public comments through March 27, 2026.…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 25, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 25, 2026

CONNECTICUT BANS COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ON ALL LIMITED‑ACCESS HIGHWAYS; STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED Gov. Ned Lamont prohibited trucks, RVs, tractor‑trailers, tankers and vehicles with trailers from using Connecticut’s limited‑access highways starting noon Sunday, Jan. 25, and declared a statewide emergency as…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 24, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 24, 2026

FMCSA ISSUES MULTISTATE HOS WAIVER AS WINTER STORM GRIPS MUCH OF THE U.S. A regional emergency declaration effective Jan. 23 grants temporary hours-of-service relief for carriers supporting storm response across dozens of states through Feb. 6. Fleets hauling relief supplies…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 21, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 21, 2026

ECHO GLOBAL LOGISTICS TO ACQUIRE ITS LOGISTICS, FORMING $5.4B COMBINED 3PL Echo signed a definitive agreement to buy ITS Logistics, creating a platform with about $5.4 billion in pro forma 2025 revenue and an expanded footprint that includes 4 million…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 19, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 19, 2026

TENNESSEE BILL SEEKS TO IMPOSE STRICT PENALTIES FOR UNLAWFUL CMV OPERATION SB 1587 would add Class A misdemeanors, mandate ICE notification, and create strict, joint liability with minimum $1 million punitive damages for employers or officials tied to unlawfully present…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 18, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 18, 2026

BORDERLANDS: VOLATILE TRADE, RISING CARRIER COSTS ARE RESHAPING RETAIL SHIPPING STRATEGIES Retailers are diversifying carriers and leaning on automation as tariffs and carrier costs pressure margins; Cainiao launches a U.S.–Mexico cross‑border service and Speedora debuts white‑glove final‑mile in Arizona. SPOT‑CONTRACT…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 16, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 16, 2026

AURORA, MCLEOD ROLL OUT INDUSTRY’S FIRST DIRECT DRIVERLESS TRUCKING LINK INSIDE A TMS Aurora Innovation and McLeod Software launched an ahead‑of‑schedule API integration that lets carriers tender, dispatch and track autonomous truck capacity directly within McLeod. Early users say it…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 15, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 15, 2026

C.H. ROBINSON URGES SUPREME COURT TO SET NATIONAL STANDARD FOR FREIGHT BROKER LIABILITY In a merits brief in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, the broker asks SCOTUS to affirm uniform federal rules that preempt state negligence claims, arguing accountability should…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 14, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 14, 2026

STG LOGISTICS WINS COURT OK TO TAP $150M BANKRUPTCY LOAN AMID LENDER FIGHT A New Jersey judge granted STG interim access to debtor-in-possession financing as minority lenders challenge the restructuring; the port-to-door operator cited urgent liquidity needs after filing Chapter…