Trucking Company News

With traffic getting heavier, the weather getting crazier, and electronic logging devices putting more and more of a squeeze on your available drive time, it's more important than ever that you make the most out of your miles.

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Averitt Express recently announced pay enhancements for newly hired regional truckload drivers.

Indiana-based trucking company Buchanan Hauling & Rigging Inc. has a secret weapon that a lot of other companies don't -- a strong group of women in leadership positions keeping the company rolling.

Red Classic announced today a comprehensive enhancement to its driver benefit package, impacting compensation, scheduling and home time.

To celebrate the Great American Trucker, Hurricane Express in West Siloam Springs, Okla., is sponsoring a parade of trucks traveling at highway speeds heading west across the United States next month.

Tyson Foods, Inc., one of the world’s largest food companies, remains committed to the continued growth and innovation of its private fleet, and recently announced a substantial pay package for its long-haul drivers effective April 1, 2018.

Ozark Motor Lines, Inc., a family-owned ground transportation services company based in Memphis, Tenn., has announced a new pay increase for its long haul and regional truck drivers as well as driving teams.

With some recent changes to its compensation packages, Super Service drivers can now expect even more pay and more opportunities than ever before.

K&B Transportation’s new pay package goes into effect on 5/7/18. This pay increase raises starting pay to 50 CPM for all hires and guarantees $1250 per week minimum.

For many truck drivers, making the transition from owning your own truck to owning your own trucking company feels like an impossible dream. But Geary Buchanan of Buchanan Hauling & Rigging Inc. did just that and he has some advice on how you can, too.

Texas-based Crestwood Transportation is now starting tanker drivers in its central region at 60 cents per mile, a 14 cpm raise from the previous 46 cents. The pay raise went into effect on March 21.