Talking TCA

Drivers who pick up and deliver on time, care for their equipment, and comply with safety standards are always appreciated by motor carriers, shippers and

At first glance, Brown Dog Carriers and Logistics seems like many other trucking companies. But peel back a layer or two, and you’ll quickly discover

When Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Administrator Robin Hutcheson addressed Truckload Carriers Association members at this year’s annual convention, she touched on just about

In a heart-touching ceremony during Truckload 2023: Orlando, William “Bill” Giroux, who served as executive vice president of presidential projects for the Truckload Carriers Association

Luke Subler chuckles aloud when asked how he and his father, Jim Subler, are alike. The elder Subler is the founder of the family trucking

On March 7, during the closing banquet for Truckload 2023: Orlando, Dave Williams officially accepted the position of the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) chairman of

Truckload 2023: Orlando culminated with the announcement of the 2022 TCA Fleet Safety Awards grand prize winners. The contest is made possible by presenting sponsor,

Two for-hire carriers were named the Overall Winners of the 2023 Best Fleets to Drive For contest at the Truckload Carriers Association’s (TCA) convention in

Zach Yeakley has been named the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) 2022 Highway Angel of the Year. Yeakley, who lives in Batesville, Arkansas, and drives for

During Truckload 2023: Orlando, Amy Boerger was honored with the Truckload Carriers Association’s (TCA) Chairman’s Choice Award. “I selected this person because they have been

Mergers and acquisitions, shifting freight markets, and other big business deals related to the trucking industry were anything but boring in 2022. In a January

Had Mike Durst started out driving for Arctic Express, his family’s transport business, he’d have been hard-pressed to cover as many miles as he has

Not a day goes by that there isn’t news about a large company acquiring or merging with a rival. Like any other business, trucking companies

You don’t reach the 70-year mark in business of any kind — especially in the hyper-competitive and ever-changing trucking industry — without doing something right.