Daily Trucking Digest

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

Daily Trucking Digest – February 19, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 19, 2026

ATA SEEKS MORE FLEXIBILITY ON EPA’S 2027 NOX RULES American Trucking Associations asked EPA to adjust its 2027 heavy‑duty NOx program, including use of non‑compliance penalties, arguing fleets need time to validate new tech in real‑world service. DETROIT UNVEILS GEN…

Daily Trucking Digest – February 18, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 18, 2026

FMCSA EXTENDS HOS WAIVERS FOR HEATING FUEL HAULERS IN 21 STATES THROUGH FEB. 28 FMCSA renewed two regional emergency declarations granting hours-of-service relief for propane, natural gas and heating oil deliveries amid winter disruptions, now effective through February 28 across…

Daily Trucking Digest – February 17, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 17, 2026

HAPAG-LLOYD TO ACQUIRE ZIM IN $4.2 BILLION DEAL The carrier agreed to buy Israel’s Zim for $35 a share, a 58% premium, to scale up and strengthen its Asia presence; the cash deal is subject to regulatory approvals in Israel.…

Daily Trucking Digest – February 16, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 16, 2026

USPS CLOSES ALL POST OFFICES TODAY FOR PRESIDENTS DAY; SERVICES RESUME TUESDAY The Postal Service is observing the federal holiday on Monday, February 16, 2026, with no retail operations or regular mail delivery; self-service kiosks and usps.com remain available, with…

Daily Trucking Digest – February 15, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 15, 2026

I-84 WEST REOPENS AFTER SERIOUS CRASH ON CHESHIRE–WATERBURY LINE A serious-injury crash shut I-84 West near Exit 26 for hours Sunday morning before lanes reopened around 2 p.m. Police continue to investigate the multi-vehicle incident. MULTI-VEHICLE I-70 CRASH IN MISSOURI…

Daily Trucking Digest – February 14, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 14, 2026

CALIFORNIA VOWS LEGAL FIGHT AFTER EPA RESCINDS GHG ENDANGERMENT FINDING EPA’s rollback of the 2009 Endangerment Finding sets up a court battle with California and could reshape federal emissions policy for trucks and engines nationwide. PACCAR SEES 2026 DEMAND REBOUND,…

Daily Trucking Digest – February 12, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 12, 2026

AURORA TO TRIPLE DRIVERLESS NETWORK; VALIDATES FORT WORTH–PHOENIX RUN Aurora said it will expand to 10 autonomous truck routes after validating Fort Worth–Phoenix operations, targeting more than 200 driverless trucks by year-end while eyeing a Q2 2026 commercial launch. The…

Daily Trucking Digest – February 11, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 11, 2026

GXO POSTS RECORD 2025 REVENUE; DETAILS Q4 RESULTS AND 2026 OUTLOOK Contract logistics giant GXO reported Q4 revenue of $3.51 billion and full‑year revenue of $13.2 billion, citing broad organic growth and $1B+ in new wins. Leadership changes and an…

Daily Trucking Digest – February 10, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 10, 2026

EIA: U.S. DIESEL AVERAGE TICKS UP TO $3.688/GAL AS OF FEBRUARY 10 The national on-highway diesel price rose 0.7 cents week over week to $3.688 per gallon for the week of February 9, 2026, with the Rocky Mountain region seeing…

Daily Trucking Digest – February 9, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – February 9, 2026

PALADIN CAPITAL, OWNER OF QUICKWAY AND ROBERT BEARDEN, FILES FOR CHAPTER 11 Private-equity firm Paladin Capital sought bankruptcy protection, citing the prolonged freight downturn and rising costs; its portfolio includes Quickway Carriers and Robert Bearden. Court filings list about $34.7M…