The Malta-flagged Agioi Fanendes loaded 40,000 metric tons of ultra-low-sulfur diesel at Primorsk, Russia, on Oct. 22 and is due in New York on Nov. 7 — the first identified U.S.-bound shipment under the Trump-Putin diesel deal, and at roughly 300,000 barrels, about 7% of one day's U.S. diesel consumption.
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Triumph Financial's transportation revenue grew nearly 38% in the third quarter as the factoring giant added more than 700 customers this year; its CEO says driver pay, diesel, insurance, equipment and financing costs are what keep squeezing carriers.
FreightWaves SONAR's new routing-guide data puts a hard number on tender rejection: loads that fall to a second carrier cost a median 22.02% more all-in, and third-tender loads cost 26.44% more.
Ryder System's stock jumped more than 10% after third-quarter earnings as executives said fleets are not rushing to buy ahead of the EPA 2027 rules, rental demand is climbing, and used-truck values keep rising.
Ryder beats the quarter and talks fleet growth over EPA '27 panic, Triumph Financial names the five costs squeezing carriers, a Munich court orders Daimler and MAN cartel repayments, a coffee truck is torn apart on I-81, and rejected loads cost a median 22% more.
A semi truck collided with a coffee food truck in a construction backup on Interstate 81 in Silver Spring Township, Pennsylvania, on Thursday morning; rescue crews needed 20 minutes to free the trapped driver, and the extent of his injuries is not yet clear.
A Munich court ruled that MAN must reimburse 5% of the net price of heavy-duty trucks bought between 1997 and 2009, and Daimler Truck 3.7%, in a judgment expected to benchmark billions of euros in European truck-cartel claims.
A transfer error at the MC Tank Transport terminal in north Toledo released glycidyl methacrylate from a 5,500-gallon tank on Tuesday night, forcing about 983 people to evacuate and a 3-mile area to shelter in place; by Wednesday afternoon the tank was cooling, the evacuation zone was halved, the shelter-in-place order was lifted, and at least 35 people had reported to hospitals with symptoms potentially related to the leak.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation now reports about 800 feet of pavement damage near the Pea Island Visitor Center — waves undermined the roadway — and about 1,800 feet of protective dunes lost, with the department in the planning stages of activating the Stumpy Point–Rodanthe emergency ferry and no timeline for reopening until overwash subsides and a full assessment is possible.
The nation's largest truckload carrier posted adjusted earnings of $0.83 a share — $0.51 ahead of a year ago and $0.07 ahead of consensus — on revenue of $2.2 billion, up 14% year over year, with its truckload adjusted operating ratio improving 700 basis points to 89.2%.
International Motors will add a second shift at its San Antonio assembly plant in 2027 — nearly doubling output from the roughly 100 trucks a day expected in the fourth quarter of 2026 — after third-quarter truck and bus sales jumped 48% year over year, and hiring for the shift has already begun.
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