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  • SJ Munoz

    Staff Writer

    SJ Munoz joined the Land Line Media team in 2020. He brings a variety of skills to the job as he has experience as a reporter, photographer and in radio.

    Munoz has worked for local radio stations and daily newspapers. He’s also written for Omaha Magazine, the Lawrence Journal-World, and PrepsKC.com. Before joining Land Line, SJ worked as a copy writer for a Kansas City-based real estate company.

    News, Fuel prices

    EIA predicts extreme demand

    EIA is forecasting record growth in one area and declining prices in another. However, it wasn’t all good news.

    By | January 15, 2026

    News, State, Safety & Security

    Maine cracking down on bad driving around commercial vehicles

    Law enforcement in one state is focusing on driving habits around commercial vehicles through a safety initiative.

    By | January 14, 2026

    News, State

    Can AVs ride the storm out?

    How will autonomous vehicles perform in extreme conditions? One state will put AVs to the test thanks to a federal grant.

    By | January 08, 2026

    News, Business

    Seasonal lift masks deeper freight market weakness, OOIDA Foundation says

    The freight market got a winter sugar rush: storms, seasonality, higher spot rates. But the OOIDA Foundation says the crash diet is coming.

    By | January 05, 2026

    News

    Emergency efforts ongoing

    A combination of weather and other events has led to a string of emergency declarations in several states.

    By | December 17, 2025

    News, Fuel prices

    New EIA outlook points to months of easing diesel prices

    Cheaper diesel ahead? EIA thinks so. Natural gas and heating costs tell a different story. Full outlook inside.

    By | December 11, 2025

    News

    Waymo under investigation, plans recall

    An investigation into Waymo automated vehicles is ongoing. The company has issued a voluntary software recall.

    By | December 10, 2025

    News

    The fallout from nuclear verdicts

    Data show nuclear verdicts are increasing in both the amounts awarded and the frequency. This doesn’t just affect the defendants.

    By | December 04, 2025

    News

    Freight market troubles linger

    The freight market typically experiences an uptick this time of year. Is that enough to spark any market recovery?

    By | December 01, 2025

    News

    Fuel choice can be costly

    Fuel is among the most significant expenses in trucking, no matter the business model. Where do alternative fuels fit in?

    By | November 24, 2025

    News

    Autonomous players unite

    A group of nearly 30 organizations has formed to establish a framework for the deployment of autonomous vehicles in the U.S.

    By | November 21, 2025

    News

    Key Bridge timeline, costs altered

    Much has changed since the Key Bridge collapsed in March 2024. Local officials recently provided an update related to the rebuild.

    By | November 19, 2025

    News, Fuel prices

    Fuel, oil forecasts hold promise

    Fuel costs haven’t spiked in the way some other trucking costs have in recent months. Will that trend continue?

    By | November 13, 2025

    News, State

    Teton Pass detour prohibits trucks

    A closure of the Teton Pass in Wyoming has begun and could last more than a week. A detour is in place, but access is...

    By | November 06, 2025

    News

    Ag industry in one state faces emergency conditions

    Emergency orders have been issued in several states related to fuel supply, harvesting and bird flu.

    By | November 04, 2025

    News

    Going fully autonomous

    Autonomous trucking companies are adding new routes, increasing production and have their sights set on even more.

    By | November 03, 2025

    News

    Driverless trucks surpass 100,000 miles in Texas

    Texas has become a hotbed for driverless trucks with one company recently announcing an increased presence and more.

    By | October 30, 2025

    News

    ATHS Hall of Fame adds fifth class

    A hall of fame created to recognize the accomplishments of trucking companies nationwide recently inducted a new class.

    By | October 23, 2025

    News

    Freight market plunge continues

    The October freight market report highlights growing demand but persistent rate declines, increasing operating costs and tariff concerns.

    By | October 22, 2025

    News, Fuel prices

    Fueling uncertainty: EIA shakes up energy forecast after global shocks

    EIA has updated its short-term energy outlook for October. Changes were made, but it wasn’t necessarily bad news.

    By | October 09, 2025

    Truck Parking, News, State

    Pennsylvania announces statewide truck parking expansion

    Pennsylvania officials announced a major statewide truck parking project with the potential for even more spaces to be added.

    By | October 07, 2025

    News

    NTSB schedules Key Bridge hearing

    It’s been more than one year since the collapse of the Key Bridge in Baltimore. A public hearing has been scheduled by the NTSB.

    By | October 02, 2025

    News

    Freight demand still weak

    There hasn’t been much good news surrounding the freight market for several months, and more issues could surface soon.

    By | September 29, 2025

    News

    Transition Trucking finalists down to four

    The Transition Trucking: Driving for Excellence award moved one step closer to announcing a 2025 winner.

    By | September 26, 2025

    News

    More money needed for Key Bridge rebuild?

    The cost to rebuild the Key Bridge in Maryland, covered by federal funds, could be double what was originally estimated.

    By | September 23, 2025

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