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The Opportunity Includes a $15k Sign-On Bonus In a move designed to provide jobs and meet the increase in budget-friendly travel, Greyhound, one of America’s most iconic brands, is hiring an unprecedented 350 new drivers across the country. More drivers will bolster Greyhound’s ability to provide convenient and affordable travel to communities across the United States. Atlanta, Chicago, New York, and Dallas are […]
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Board Unanimously Recommends Shareholders Vote FOR the Pending Merger with BP Closing Schedule TravelCenters of America Inc. announced that after TA requested and received a contractual waiver from BP Products North America Inc. (“BP”), TA engaged with ARKO Corp. (“ARKO”) to diligence its proposal. Following this engagement, TA’s Board of Directors reaffirmed that ARKO’s proposal […]
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“The CPKC combination creates compelling new transportation solutions for Schneider’s current and future customers…,” said Keith Creel, CPKC President and CEO Canadian Pacific Kansas City announced a new multi-year agreement with Schneider National Inc., a premier multimodal provider of transportation, intermodal and logistics services, to provide new single-line intermodal transportation service on CPKC’s north-south corridor connecting the […]
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As an ATA Affinity Program Provider, Ryder will provide preferential rental and used vehicle pricing to ATA members American Trucking Associations welcomed Ryder System Inc., a leader in supply chain, dedicated transportation and fleet management solutions as the newest ATA Affinity Program Provider. “A major part of ATA’s value to its members is helping them […]
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Van Zeeland is accountable for the strategy, execution, and growth/profitability of Schneider’s fastest growing division The Women In Trucking Association (WIT), Truckstop, and Transportation Intermediaries Association (TIA) announced Erin Van Zeeland, senior vice president and general manager of logistics and serves as the chief commercial officer for Schneider, as the winner of the ninth annual […]
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Warns against unrealistic timelines and state regulatory patchworks Andrew Boyle, co-president of Massachusetts-based Boyle Transportation and first vice chairman of the American Trucking Associations, told Congress the trucking industry was committed to further reducing emissions but that regulations must be technically achievable, national in scope, and set on a realistic timeline. Testifying before the Senate […]
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