Seth Clevenger

Recent breakthroughs in artificial intelligence are beginning to reshape the way work is done in the freight transportation industry, and third-party logistics providers are at the forefront of this technology-driven transformation.

Common AI Uses Have Enhanced Visibility, Pricing Intelligence, Analytics and More Workers at Echo Global Logistics. (Echo Global Logistics)

One emerging method involves an organized crew getting one of its members hired as a driver at a legitimate carrier to circumvent industry vetting processes, which typically focus on the qualifications and reputation of the motor carrier rather than the individual driver.

Company Details Strategy for Lower-Cost Sensors and Broader ADAS Applications MicroVision's Greg Sharenbroch outlines the company's expanding portfolio of lidar sensors. (Seth Clevenger/Transport Topics)

MicroVision is expanding its portfolio of lidar sensors and perception software to support advanced driver-assistance systems and autonomous driving.

Renewable diesel, high-blend biodiesel and renewable natural gas are becoming more attractive options for fleet operators for multiple reasons, industry suppliers and fleet executives said during a May 4 program on clean fuels at ACT Expo 2026.

Speakers and exhibitors at ACT Expo 2026 signaled momentum shifts in the clean transportation movement and growing acceptance of connected vehicle technology, artificial intelligence and autonomous driving.

While adapting to shifting emission regulations, equipment manufacturers are balancing investments in both their diesel engine platforms and emerging powertrains. They also are incorporating next-generation technologies into their vehicles and customer support networks.

Developers Outline Transition From Early Pilots to Broader Commercialization of Virtual Driver Technology

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Fleet management technology provider Motive continues to extend artificial intelligence capabilities across its platform to help fleet operators enhance safety and productivity.