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California diesel prices hit record highs, with some Bay Area stations nearing $9 a gallon ABC7 Bay Area
Rising diesel prices squeeze Central Valley farmers and trucking operators abc30.com
High diesel fuel prices continue to send freight to rail, Norfolk Southern executives say trains.com
Local truck drivers react to record-breaking diesel prices WPTA | 21Alive | Fort Wayne, IN
Colorado diesel prices hit record high as trucking and farming costs rise 9News
Diesel prices hit record high as the cost of gas continues to increase WNEP
Boston Truck Accident Attorney Dino M. Colucci Explains How the FMCSA 14-Hour Rule Affects Massachusetts Liability USA Today
‘Super high’: Florida truckers coping with record diesel prices at the pump WCTV
Record Diesel prices putting the squeeze on Heartland trucking industry KFVS12
AR truck drivers feel strain of record high diesel prices KARK
South Florida truck fleets get squeezed as diesel nears record, food bank's fuel bill hits $121,000 The Cool Down
A fresh midterm headache for the GOP just hit a national record Fox Business
Truck financing has thinned out for carriers rebuilding after the freight recession. Mitsubishi HC Capital’s Kirk Mann on what now separates an approval from a decline. The post Bank exits squeeze truck financing for mid-size fleets appeared first on FreightWaves.
This week in Borderlands Mexico: Exports of Mexican-made heavy-duty trucks to US roar back and Nexio secures 77-acre Texas campus for commercial truck production. The post Borderlands Mexico: Exports of Mexican-made heavy-duty trucks to US roar back appeared first on FreightWaves.
Container import activity has been steady throughout the summer with no sharp shifts in inventories. Recent history suggests that will change. The post Imports and inventories stabilize in 2026, but for how long appeared first on FreightWaves.
Diesel hits $6 for first time. What it could mean for the economy newsnationnow.com
Truck stop operators across the country are considering drivers’ preferences as they refresh their facilities and invest in new amenities.
Federally mandated electronic logging devices have made driver hours-of-service violations harder to hide, but bad actors have devised new methods to cheat.
The fleets pulling ahead today are inserting AI at the decision point, using it to make smarter calls about load matching and network optimization.
Record-high diesel prices continue to frustrate Tennessee truckers Yahoo