Ruling: USF Holland inconsistent with harassment policy enforcement

Jun 17, 2008

USF Holland’s defense against a racial discrimination lawsuit on the grounds that it had a policy against harassment was insufficient because the policy was not enforced consistently, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled in May.

The appeals court upheld a district court’s decision to award $350,000 in damages each to two African-American employees who had sued after several years of harassment from co-workers.

Improve communication skills to de-stress, retain drivers

March 2, 2021

New tech creates 'sharing economy' for fleets

Fleets are using new online platforms to collaborate, even with competitors, to find new markets for unused trailer space and equipment.

Efficient document management and digitization are becoming vital to the survival strategy of motor carriers.

Digitizing paper for trucking success

The toughest 15 states for lights violations, one of the 2021 Roadcheck emphases

Airflow is continuously handed down the tractor and trailer until it reaches the end, making a systematic approach to aerodynamics important.

Pete's refreshed 579 all-in on aero, tech

Goodyear Launches Fleet Central, an Interactive Portal that Revolutionizes

Get all the info on the top 250 trucking companies in America

View, sort and download the trucking industry’s most comprehensive ranking of for-hire carriers in North America, based on a blend of metrics including fleet size, annual revenue and number of drivers.

Take Control of Toll: How Violations Work and How to Minimize Fleet Impact

With the rapid adoption of cashless tolling across the country and the associated benefit in transponder deployment for operations and the company’s bottom line, it is now more important than ever for fleets to develop an informed toll management strategy