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US vaping industry looks for answers as Postal Service ends deliveries
The agency bans shipping of vaping products, joining FedEx, UPS and DHL. Regional delivery firm LSO plans to expand vape shipping in its territory.
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Canada’s XTL acquires Georgia freight brokerage CBT
Canadian trucking and logistics firm XTL Group expands into the U.S. with the acquisition of Georgia freight brokerage CBT.
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DOE/EIA diesel price now up 30 cents in a month
The latest rise is the smallest of the past four weeks but still a hefty 4-plus cents per gallon.
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Amtrak pushes for access to Gulf Coast networks of CSX, NS
Amtrak has petitioned the Surface Transportation Board to compel CSX and Norfolk Southern to allow access to their Gulf Coast networks as part of a…
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Rail Roundup: Training on track, Service on board, FRA chief on deck
News items detailing new facilities, new faces and an environmental nod.
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This company is turning gig workers into gig economy shareholders
A new initiative from Moves Financial is rewarding gig workers with stock in the very companies for which they work.
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The curse of the shipping crisis
Project44's Jett McCandless, K9 Heroes, NTG talks e-commerce, Zim Kingston fire, drayage and more on WHAT THE TRUCK?!?
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FreightWaves Classics/Pioneers: John Willys influenced the auto industry for decades
John Willys was an vehicle pioneer. Read about his story in this FreightWaves Classics article.
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ATA’s Spear sees vaccine mandate as ‘weaponizing public health’
In his speech, Chris Spear touted the ATA’s role in the infrastructure act now before Congress.
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City of Long Beach allows logistics companies to stack containers higher
Many media outlets are reporting that a Long Beach city order will allow bigger container stacks at the port. Not true. It’s for container yards…
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