Truck driver shortage now a 'structural threat' to businesses
The global truck driver shortage has become a structural threat to freight transport, according to ...
UPS: EARNINGS BEATWTC: REGAINING PRIDE TFII: EARNINGS BEATCHRW: PUMMELED DSV: LACK OF TRUST WEIGHSDHL: NEW HIGH DHL: E-COMM DEAL SIGNEDF: NEW PROFIT STREAMCHRW: HEALTHY CORRECTIONDSV: TIME TO BUY INWTC: NO LUCKCHRW: 'NUCLEAR VERDICT'
UPS: EARNINGS BEATWTC: REGAINING PRIDE TFII: EARNINGS BEATCHRW: PUMMELED DSV: LACK OF TRUST WEIGHSDHL: NEW HIGH DHL: E-COMM DEAL SIGNEDF: NEW PROFIT STREAMCHRW: HEALTHY CORRECTIONDSV: TIME TO BUY INWTC: NO LUCKCHRW: 'NUCLEAR VERDICT'
Absorbing long read from the Los Angeles Times on the growing influence of Sikh immigrant truck drivers in the US. While driver numbers in the country continue to broadly decline – the American Trucking Association now estimates the shortage could hit 100,000 in the next couple of years – the number of Sikhs in the sector has been on the steady increase over the last decade. This has led to a transformation along the country’s highways, with Sikh temples, Punjabi restaurants and even a dedicated publication, Punjabi Trucking, springing up to cater for this traffic.
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