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Legal experts are urging the freight brokerage industry to bolster its carrier-vetting practices in the wake of Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II.

Freight Brokers Reaffirm Commitment to Safety After Montgomery “This ruling doesn't fundamentally change how we operate,” Fuel Transport's Blackwell said. (grandriver/Getty Images)

ACT Research Preliminary Results for May Show 20,189 Units, Above April and the 10-Year Average A welder on a Stoughton Trailers production line. (Stoughton Trailers)

The ATA For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index contracted 2% from the previous month to 114.4. The reading was 0.6% above the number reported in May 2025.

The trucking companies serving the nation's largest seaports are still struggling against harsh market conditions even as port volumes continued to increase in May.

ACT Research said sales rose 5.3% to 23,800 units from 22,600 a year earlier, but slipped 4.4% sequentially from 24,900 units.

FedEx Corp.'s sale of its supply chain business may have limited immediate impact, but experts say it represents a key step in the company's broader transformation strategy.

North American Class 8 truck orders hit their largest year-over-year increase in seven months of consecutive gains.

The federal review of a proposed backup geolocation network has drawn intense scrutiny as stakeholders, including the trucking industry, battle over its potential downsides.

Revenue and earnings rise as demand improves and pricing talks increase Key Takeaways: [Stay on top of transportation news: Get TTNews in your inbox .]