Verified developments affecting drivers’ work, safety, licensing, pay, equipment, and travel.
DOT says FMCSA is investing $3.5 million in veteran-focused training across 21 states and 12 trucking companies have committed to hire more than 13,000 veterans. Commitments are not completed hires or guaranteed placements.
A Wisconsin Policy Forum analysis of state licensing data found 204,766 valid CDL holders in 2025, down 8.9% from 2010, while freight demand and posted driver openings remain high.
Daimler Truck's Portland manufacturing plant closed October 30 after the company announced about 375 affected positions; Oregon's WARN listing records 387 layoffs, while headquarters and engineering operations remain in Portland.
International Motors’ Springfield, Ohio, contract-manufacturing work ended September 30, completing layoffs listed at 1,341 positions while a proposed sale to Roshel remains a separate transition.
Preliminary BLS establishment data show seasonally adjusted truck-transportation employment rose by 2,600 in September to 1.4731 million, about 800 jobs above September 2025.
A Texas WARN notice and local reporting say third-party Amazon delivery contractor 4XH Logistics plans to eliminate 230 positions between November 6 and November 19.
State WARN reporting and company-related records describe 223 planned job cuts tied to Temco Logistics flatbed-delivery center closures in Texas, Florida, and Georgia.
WARN-based reporting describes facility closures in Texas, Florida, and Massachusetts affecting 493 positions, with delivery-driver jobs among the San Antonio cuts.
California WARN records list permanent September closures at delivery contractors in San Francisco and Oakland, with 176 positions affected in total.
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