Maersk Ground Freight announced plans to open five to seven additional U.S. facilities in 2026, following the January launch of its 165,000‑square‑foot Fontana, California hub. The Fontana terminal, featuring 22 docks, is expected to cut turnaround times by up to five hours and strengthen connectivity across the Ontario corridor. Currently operating 65 ground sites, Maersk’s expansion aims to improve routing efficiency, reduce empty miles, and enhance service reliability. The move complements recent openings in Savannah, Georgia and Coppell, Texas, and aligns with the carrier’s broader global logistics strategy.
Driver recruiters are adopting agentic AI to streamline candidate engagement. Tyson Foods recently deployed AI agents that handle initial outreach, pre‑qualify drivers, and schedule calls, allowing its six recruiters to efficiently support a 2,800‑truck fleet. Industry leaders at the 2026...
The Technology & Maintenance Council’s 70th annual meeting convenes in Nashville March 16‑19, featuring nearly 400 exhibitors across 350,000 sq ft. The event is split into education, exhibition, and voluntary standards tracks, with over 100 task forces shaping new recommended practices. Sessions...
First Brands Group, currently in a multi‑billion‑dollar bankruptcy, has identified four prospective buyers for its auto‑parts factories, three of which supply components to Ford Motor Co. Ford is prepaying for parts and administrative expenses, a move described by its counsel...

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Trump administration’s broad “reciprocal” tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, but Section 232 duties on medium‑ and heavy‑duty trucks and key components remain untouched. Within days, President Trump announced a new...
Ford Motor Co. announced a recall of nearly 4.4 million vehicles due to a software defect in the trailer‑control module. The flaw can cause loss of communication to trailer taillights, turn signals and brakes, potentially compromising safety. Affected models span the...

U.S. Trade Representative Greer announced the administration will keep tariffs on Chinese imports between 35% and 50%, matching the levels set under the Trump administration. The U.S. does not plan to raise rates beyond this range and aims for continuity...
Transportation management software provider InMotion Global announced the acquisition of LoadPilot TMS, initiating immediate migration of LoadPilot’s freight brokerage and agent customers to its cloud‑based AscendTMS platform. The transition includes a 30‑day complimentary access to AscendTMS Pro, onboarding support, and...
InMotion Global announced on Feb. 20, 2026 that it has acquired LoadPilot TMS, a long‑standing freight brokerage software provider. The deal will migrate LoadPilot’s customers to InMotion’s cloud‑based AscendTMS platform, offering AI‑driven tools and a 30‑day free access period. Financial terms were...
GXO Logistics reported record revenue of $13.2 billion for 2025, a 13% increase year‑over‑year, with Q4 sales climbing 7.9% to $3.51 billion. Net income fell to $36 million for the full year, while quarterly profit was $43 million, reflecting higher investment in growth initiatives....
Barclays analysts project the AI‑powered robotics market could reach a trillion dollars by 2035, with autonomous vehicles acting as the catalyst. The report identifies roughly 200 public companies, half of which already have corporate bonds, as potential beneficiaries. Automakers, logistics...
Mercedes-Benz Group announced it will divest a portion of its holding in Daimler Truck, a stake valued at $14.2 billion. The sale, pending execution, aims to unlock value and focus on core automotive operations. The buyer and transaction size were not...
Aim Transportation Solutions announced the acquisition of Fleetmaster Leasing Corp., adding about 400 vehicles and expanding its presence in the Columbus, Ohio market. The deal, announced on Feb. 12, 2026, strengthens Aim’s position in a key transportation market.