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As the largest privately held freight carrier in the nation — and with more than 1,000 Richmond-area employees — Estes Express Lines relies on its team members to play a

Transportation companies face new carbon-reporting mandates as well as increased scrutiny from investors, shippers, and consumers concerned about their eco-impact. What’s a transportation provider to do?

The continued rise in IoT connected devices further highlights the need for integration platforms that can disparate systems, including sensors, vehicles and TMS and ERP platforms.

Chief information officers say they are concerned about vendors shifting sales strategies in favor of bigger, pricier software bundles thanks to an uptick in business technology acquisitions.

Gerald W. “Jerry” Graham, 84, of Tyrone, went home to be with the Lord early Tuesday morning at his residence surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Bellwood, a son of the late Leo M. and Estella A. (Moyer) Graham. He married Norma J. Tatsch on Sept. 26, 1959, at Geeseytown Lutheran Church. […]

Dayton Freight, Pitt Ohio, Ward Transport, RIST Transport, Estes Express and Lake Erie Trucking all receive honors.

Freight trucking market size is anticipated to grow from USD 2,856.73 Billion to USD 5,530.97 Billion in 10 years. The primary drivers driving the market...

Yellow’s asset auction raised more than enough funds to pay off its nearly $1.6 billion in debt.

Santa's helpers are already hard at work at the Richmond Toolbank, thanks to volunteers from the Richmond Area Bicycling Assocation (RABA) and Estes Express Lines.

Last week, Billiter’s home was refurbished with a brand new roof, courtesy of a national effort by Owens Corning, a national roofing company. Contractors with the locally-based Retex Roofing laddered their way onto Billiter’s suburban home to repair a roof so leaky that at times, Billiter needed an umbrella inside the house, he joked.