TuSimple, a venture-backed autonomous truck startup, wants to offer driverless vehicles that don’t require a driver to be present.

By using the digital technology network of blockchain, trucking and logistics companies can improve and more accurately track the flow of goods.

Key trucking industry players band together and form the Blockchain in Trucking Alliance to launch the technology in the industry.

The future of trucking and transportation will involve three main elements: connectivity, electromobility and automation, said Volvo Group’s Chief Technology Officer Lars Stenqvist.

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Here are Trucks.com’s five SUVs and other light trucks that are marquee-worthy attractions at the 2017 New York Auto Show.

Manufacturers, dealers and users of waste-hauling trucks are expanding fleets and staff in hurricane zones to aide massive cleanup.

The amount of freight hauled by the trucking industry jumped 7.1 percent in August, according to the American Trucking Associations.

The pace of driver turnover at both large and small truck fleets rose significantly in the second quarter of 2017, the ATA reported.

The industry is taking steps to ensure fleets and drivers are compliant with the long-awaited regulation that will electronically record truck movement.

Efforts to preempt state trucking regulations with federal law highlight the disparity between local and national trucking oversight.

Drivers are threatening to quit rather than use electronic logging devices starting in December, but past regulatory hurdles demonstrate that most truckers will stay in the business.