NORTH POLE, Canada – The luxury automakers at Lexus are taking a tongue-and-cheek journey into the world of freight – releasing a concept vehicle in
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Minnesota’s winter truck load increases in effect for north frost zone
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Winter truck load increases began Monday, Dec. 21, on unrestricted state highways in the north frost zone, according to the Minnesota
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With 2020 in the mirror, what does 2021 hold for trucking?
The editors at Webster’s really put a bow on 2020 when they officially added “social distancing,” “rapid testing,” and “asymptomatic” to the dictionary. Voting wasn’t
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Schneider National to raise drivers’ per-mile pay by 4 cents
Announcement follows $15 million in driver investments during 2020 Schneider National (NYSE: SNDR) announced late Wednesday that it will raise driver pay next year. The
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US-Canada-Mexico border closures extend to Jan. 21
Freight continues to move freely under existing exemptions The U.S. land borders with Canada and Mexico will remain closed for nonessential travel until at least
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Schneider brings Bulk Express Intermodal services to Canada
TORONTO, Ont. – Schneider has expanded its Bulk Express Intermodal services to Canada. This month it began offering shippers inbound and outbound Canadian services, with
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CloudTrucks Gets Funding; Launches Payment Card With Visa
The company that bills itself as a “business in a box” for truckers has closed a Series A funding round of $20.5 million. CloudTrucks made the
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Tough time to transport recovered paper
Supply of and demand for old corrugated containers (OCC) seem to be in equilibrium as of mid-December. Recyclers and mills alike are saying market conditions
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Ice Road Truckers Star Alex Debogorski Talks Winter Driving Dangers and the Importance of the Trucking Industry
CDLLife had the opportunity to speak with Mr. Debogorski about the perils of driving in the North and the importance of drivers in the U.S..
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Great Lakes Helicopter helps Canadian snowbirds fly south
In normal times, as many as 375,000 Canadian “snowbirds” wing their way to the southern U.S. and Mexico each winter. This year, many of those
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