The demand for professional truck drivers continued to show signs of activity this year despite an overall slowdown in the freight market.

The trucking industry’s “driver shortage” debate has persisted for decades. The American Trucking Associations (ATA) claims a chronic shortage since 1987, citing nine studies. Yet ...

The report noted that 71% of LTL respondents raised driver pay last year, compared with 100% in 2021. LTL carriers increased employee driver pay by 3.5% on average last year, from 2.6% in 2021.

A shortage of an estimated 24,000 truck drivers is leaving many trucks idle, costing the freight industry $95.5 million every week, according to a report by factoring service altLine.

FleetDrive 360, which provides a comprehensive, cloud-based solution for managing driver qualifications and compliance, has partnered with Sentinel Information Systems to incorporate Motor Vehicle ...

Driver Optimism Conversion reported 56.1% of drivers responded “yes,” they were optimistic about the impending end of the freight recession.