It’s not like these folks are making horseshoes. Trucking is an absolutely essential, critical industry to the nation, to everybody in it.
Todd Spencer, president, Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association
Rep. Peter DeFazio seeks a grand, bipartisan bargain to fix our broken transit system Infrastructure is finally at the center of U.S. political discourse. But debates about the border wall aren’t what Oregon Rep. Peter […]
A protracted government shutdown threatens to add backups at U.S. borders that would boost freight rates, adding to costs for consumers and commodity shippers already coping with tariffs, according to […]
Ocean carriers are looking to reinvent themselves as providers of premium value-added services. The question is, are shippers willing to pay for the upgrades? Liner shipping firms are upgrading their […]
The short line railroad tax credit, known as 45G, may receive a permanent extension based on a tax package released by the House Ways and Means Committee last week. The […]
As Target’s e-commerce sales grow, the retailer is feeling the pinch from investments in the digital and delivery capabilities to make that happen. Target, like other retailers like Walmart and […]
CFO Jerry White named President and CEO PEOPLEASE, the leading provider of business solutions and risk management services for the transportation and logistics industry, named Jerry White its new President and […]
Understanding Predictability and Surge Capacity are among top recommendations for shippers who face seasonal transportation challenges. When most people in transportation and logistics think about seasonality, they envision the mad […]
The top motivation to go electric for most large businesses is sustainability and environmental goals. The second reason is the lower total cost of ownership. Commercial fleet owners are seeing […]
A major logistics company has committed to moving away from diesel as a fuel, with the introduction of LNG (liquid natural gas) powered vehicles for longer haulage, and plans to […]
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