This week’s headlines reveal a clear split in the freight market. The truckload sector continues to show signs of strain, with Knight-Swift's quarterly results reflecting the ongoing soft demand. In sharp contrast, the LTL sector is signaling strength, as Old Dominion announced a significant general rate increase for December.

This market divergence is underscored by major strategic shifts, including one global forwarder's plan to sell off its U.S. asset-based carrier. From financial reports to regulatory compliance, keep reading to get the essential details in our full digest.

A final verdict in a long-running corporate saga brought a significant chapter to a close this week, as Nikola founder Trevor Milton received his prison sentence for fraud. While that story ends, new data suggests the industry may be at a turning point, with the latest Cass Freight Index showing signs of a potential market bottom.

This cautious optimism is bolstered by a fifth straight week of falling diesel prices. From drivers making their voices heard in Washington D.C. to fleets adopting new maintenance strategies, this week's digest covers the crucial stories defining the industry today. Get the full breakdown in our complete summary below.

The Convoy saga took another dramatic turn this week with a last-minute technology acquisition by Flexport, providing a final chapter to the shocking collapse. Beyond that headline, the industry is grappling with a complex economic forecast. While top economists are predicting a slow and gradual freight recovery, a surprising surge in September trailer orders suggests fleets are already placing bets on a busier 2026.

From the latest data on owner-operator income to key legislative pushback on regulations in D.C., this week's digest covers the crucial stories shaping the road ahead. Get the full breakdown in our complete summary below.

A stunning collapse sent shockwaves through the industry this week as digital freight brokerage Convoy abruptly ceased operations, serving as a stark reminder of the severity of the current freight recession. While this news highlights the intense market pressures, carriers did get some continued relief at the pump with diesel prices falling for the fourth straight week.

From critical updates on the proposed speed limiter mandate to the persistent operational challenges of parts shortages, this week's digest covers the stories defining the state of our industry. Get the full breakdown in our complete summary below.

A week of major regulatory and business developments has set the stage for the future of the trucking industry. The EPA has unveiled its vision for the next decade of emissions standards, while a blockbuster acquisition promises to reshape the competitive landscape for truckload carriers.

From long-term strategic shifts to immediate security threats and spot market opportunities, get the full story on the essential news impacting your operations in our complete digest below.

A landmark regulatory decision took center stage this week as the Department of Labor finalized its new rule on independent contractor status, a move that will have profound implications for the entire industry. This major policy shift arrives as carriers continue to navigate a complex market, with the latest jobs report showing further declines in trucking employment.

However, there was welcome news at the pump, as diesel prices continued their downward slide, offering some relief on the cost front. From major federal rules to timely advice on winter preparations, get the full breakdown in our complete digest below.

A major leadership change is coming to Washington, as FMCSA Administrator Robin Hutcheson announced her resignation this week, setting the stage for a new chapter at the industry's top federal agency. Meanwhile, economic pressures continue to make headlines, with the price of used Class 8 trucks falling to a five-year low.

From new data on highway safety to the ongoing push for broker transparency, this week's news touches every corner of the industry. Dive into our full digest below for the essential analysis and insights.

A years-long legal battle reached its definitive end this week, as the Supreme Court's refusal to hear the AB5 case cements a new reality for carriers and owner-operators in California. While this brings regulatory clarity, the latest freight tonnage numbers show that economic uncertainty continues to challenge the market.

From the real-world pressures of rising insurance costs to some welcome news on truck parking expansion, this week's digest covers the critical issues impacting your operations. Dive into the full summary below for the stories you need to know.

This week, a significant legislative step forward on the truck parking crisis offered a ray of hope for drivers across the country. As lawmakers looked to solve future challenges, they also focused on the past, with former Yellow executives testifying before Congress on the carrier's historic collapse.

From the hard numbers on brake safety violations to a major strategy shift in the world of autonomous trucks, this week was packed with impactful news. Read on to get caught up on the essential stories with our full digest.

Last week brought a welcome sign of relief for carriers as diesel prices saw their first significant drop in over two months. While fuel costs dip, the conversation around industry regulation continues, with the FMCSA extending the comment period on its highly debated broker transparency rule.

From big fleets making moves on electric trucks to critical new warnings on cybersecurity, the industry isn't slowing down. Here is your Monday digest of the essential news shaping the road ahead.