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Regulatory Reset: How deregulation is disrupting trucking in 2025
November 1, 2025
The first year of deregulation under the Trump administration is reshaping the trucking industry, as federal agencies roll back emissions rules, language requirements, and speed limiter mandates. While supporters hail the moves as “pro-trucker,” critics warn that looser oversight could slow the industry’s shift toward cleaner, safer, and more autonomous operations.
5 Reasons to Trust Landstar with Your Pharma Freight
October 29, 2025
For pharmaceutical manufacturers, every shipment is more than freight; it's a lifeline for patients relying on your products.
Overcoming Change With an Operator-first Mindset
May 28, 2025
Despite disruptions, the logistics industry is known for its resilience.
Uber Freight and Aurora Innovation herald driverless roundtrip hauling milestone
May 2, 2025
Uber Freight said that since last month Aurora’s self-driving trucks have been completing roundtrip hauls and delivering live commercial freight without a driver behind the wheel, making it the, “first logistics platform to offer commercial freight on public roads with fully driverless Class 8 trucks.”
For a Competitive Edge, Safety is a M.U.S.T.
May 1, 2025
Beyond the obvious reasons for carriers and freight agents in the transportation industry to foster a safety culture – saving lives, reducing accidents and cargo damages – there is another reason to take safety seriously. A solid safety culture can strengthen customer relations.
Anti-truck group says nation’s bridges at risk if Congress allows bigger trucks
April 7, 2025
A new study by the Coalition Against Bigger Trucks (CABT) found that congressional proposals to allow heavier tractor trailers on highways would lead to major damages to the nation’s local bridges if enacted into law.
Freight Transportation Safety: Insights from a Landstar Agent
March 6, 2025
Landstar freight agents emphasize safety, fraud prevention, and cargo security by using highly qualified owner-operators, maintaining a strong safety culture, and fostering trust through personal accountability and collaboration with customers.
Object and pedestrian detection warehouse safety solutions evolve
January 6, 2025
The mixing of automated and traditional materials handling equipment, a younger workforce, and regulatory challenges are opening the door for more intelligent safety systems.
2024 Trucking Regulations Update: It starts with cleaner air
November 1, 2024
Our top trucking correspondent takes his annual look at what federal regulators are now seeking from trucking as well as the potential impact those changes will have on rates and costs.
Economy, regulations, and truck parking top ATRI’s top 10 list of issues for 2025
October 14, 2024
For the second straight year, concern over the state of the nation’s economy was the highest-ranked industry issue for trucking executives, according to an authoritative survey of industry issues by the American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI).
The latest in lift truck innovations going into 2025
October 1, 2024
There’s always opportunity to improve on the productivity, safety and all-around usefulness of all types of lift trucks and accessories. Here’s a sampling of some of the latest advancements.
Exclusion Basics: Your First Line of Defense Against Pests
September 9, 2024
This white paper explains exclusion best practices for warehouses, focusing on repairing and sealing entry points to prevent pest infestations.
The Impact of Robotic Cleaning Machines on Businesses
June 17, 2024
Download our white paper to learn more about how you can boost your business by upgrading to robotic cleaning machines.
Norfolk Southern announces preliminary $600 million agreement focused on settling East Palestine derailment lawsuit
April 9, 2024
NS officials said that should this agreement be approved by the court, it will resolve all class action claims within a 20-mile radius from the derailment and, for those residents who choose to participate, personal injury claims within a 10-mile radius from the derailment.
Federal Railroad Administration issues final rule on train crew size safety requirements
April 2, 2024
FRA officials explained having a second crewmember provides various safety functions that are not able to be realized on a single-person crew. As an example, without the final rule, it noted how on a train with one crewmember, railroads could initiate single-crew operations and not perform a rigorous risk assessment, mitigate known risks or notify the FRA.