Daily Trucking Digest – January 12, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 12, 2026

STG LOGISTICS FILES FOR CHAPTER 11, SECURES $150M DIP TO CONTINUE OPERATIONS Intermodal and drayage provider STG Logistics filed for Chapter 11 in New Jersey on January 12, saying operations will continue with $150 million in debtor-in-possession financing and a plan to cut about 91% of its debt and exit…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 11, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 11, 2026

BORDERLANDS: FLEXPORT WARNS TARIFF “NOISE” WILL STAY LOUD IN 2026; ECHO LAUNCHES ECHOXBORDER; LS CABLE OPENS LOGISTICS HUB NEAR PORT HOUSTON Flexport told importers to expect volatility but tempered impacts from tariff actions in 2026, as Echo Global Logistics rolled out a new U.S.–Mexico customs brokerage and LS Cable &…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 10, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 10, 2026

FORMER, CURRENT USA TRUCK EXECUTIVES ACQUIRE TL CARRIER FROM DSV An executive group including USA Truck’s current CEO and a former CFO bought the 1,800‑truck carrier from DSV, returning the fleet to private U.S. ownership and promising growth under the UTAC, LLC banner. USPS INSOURCING AT DENVER HUB FORCES 700…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 9, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 9, 2026

SUPREME COURT SETS JAN. 14 RULINGS AS LOGISTICS AWAITS DECISION ON TRUMP-ERA TARIFFS A ruling next week on the legality of sweeping tariffs could reshape import costs and freight flows; businesses are bracing for potential disruption and refund claims. THOUSANDS OF COMPANIES SUE U.S. FOR TARIFF REFUNDS AS COURT WEIGHS…

IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-28: New R&D Write‑off Options Could Put Cash Back in Trucking in 2026

IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-28: New R&D Write‑off Options Could Put Cash Back in Trucking in 2026

Why this matters now for fleets and owner‑operators With filing season underway for calendar‑year businesses, the IRS’s Revenue Procedure 2025‑28 changes how companies can treat research and development costs—opening the door to immediate deductions for U.S.‑based R&D and refund opportunities for prior years. Trucking businesses that invest in in‑house software,…

Daily Trucking Digest – January 7, 2026

Daily Trucking Digest – January 7, 2026

USPS TIGHTENS RULES ON NON-DOMICILED CDL DRIVERS FOR CONTRACTED TRUCKING USPS said it will work with highway contractors to phase out non‑domiciled CDL drivers who haven’t been vetted by the Postal Inspection Service, aligning with federal safety policies and heightened scrutiny of licensing practices. RYDER ACQUIRES TRUCK SERVICE DEPOT, EXPANDS…