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MILWAUKEE — A Former Inmate Starts a Business to Support Others After serving two decades in prison, a Milwaukee man has launched his own business. He is now using this venture to assist others who are transitioning out of the justice system. Key Points Five years ago, Ed Hennings founded Go Time Tr
Truck Transportation Jobs Hit Four-Year Low In the United States, truck transportation jobs remained unchanged in November and December, marking the lowest total in approximately four and a half years. According to a monthly employment report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, December recorded 1,51
On a scorching afternoon in Delhi in 2012, Jyoti Ganapathi and her husband Satya Koniki were busily preparing dosa batter for their food truck, Dosa Inc, after receiving a call from a prospective customer. While blending the peanut butter chutney in their truck, Jyoti reminisced about her past. As a
The State of Nebraska can be aptly described as beautiful. With its majestic Sandhill dunes, striking rock formations, and stunning Great Plains, it is undeniably one of the prime destinations for awe-inspiring landscapes and exceptional natural beauty. Aside from its picturesque scenery, another ap
Australia’s Truck Driving Skill Shortage Truck driving ranks among the top five occupations in Australia facing a significant skill shortage, with over 26,000 unfilled positions. This gap in skilled labor is causing serious impacts across the industry. Consequences for the Trucking Industry Many tru
Overview of Trucking Business Indicators: CCJ’s Indicators provide a summary of the most recent reports concerning various aspects of the trucking industry, including rates, freight, equipment, and overall economic conditions. Trucking Employment Declines for First Time Since July: According to the
Transition to Trucking Troy Carroll transitioned into the trucking industry after a successful career in Moto-Cross and team management. After selling off the majority of his team’s equipment, he wisely chose to keep the prime mover, a black Freightliner Argosy. Family Roots in Trucking This decisio
Roger Nielsen has witnessed numerous changes during his 35 years at Daimler Trucks North America. As he prepares for retirement, the soon-to-be former CEO shares his insights on the industry’s evolution and the challenges that lie ahead in an extensive interview. Career Beginnings Nielsen embarked o
Dive Brief: The American Trucking Associations (ATA) called on a Congressional subcommittee on December 2nd to enhance programs that assist veterans in transitioning to careers in trucking. During a hearing for the House Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee on Economic Opportunity, Greg Hamm, Vice Preside
