Month: August 2019
- Trucking
Down Under Trucking: a submerged stinky truck and a call for humane treatment of truckers
A sewage truck met a watery end in New South Wales; regulators in NSW have improved port access; National Transport Commission overhauls assurance framework; ATA…
Read More » - Chart of the Week
Why 2019 has been the worst year for trucking operators
2019 has been more challenging for trucking companies than any other non-recession year. Here is why.
Read More » - American Shipper
FMC allows Puerto Rico terminals to combine
Two San Juan, Puerto Rico container terminals can merge but will be subject to additional scrutiny by the Federal Maritime Commission.
Read More » - Weather and Critical Events
Updated forecasts suggest Hurricane Dorian could slam Port of Savannah
Both retailers and FEMA are taking a wait-and-see approach to the storm at this time.
Read More » - American Shipper
Florida customs brokers, forwarders prepare for storm’s wrath
Many of Florida’s customs brokers and freight forwarders already have taken measures to protect their business operations from what could be a hard-hitting storm on…
Read More » - Fuel
FreightWaves oil report: U.S. output may have hit a new record even as companies stress discipline
U.S. crude output, according to one estimate, is now at 12.5 million barrels per day.
Read More » - Maritime
COSCO Shipping leans on new U.S. trade partners for growth
Third largest carrier reports rebound in results, partially thanks to rates and partially to subsidies.
Read More » - News
Make Washington work for you
One of the most important issues will be the reauthorization of the federal highway bill, also known as the FAST Act.
Read More » - Maritime
Coast Guard warns ships to steer clear of ports in Dorian’s path
Ship traffic has not yet halted, but vessels warned to find shelter away from local ports.
Read More » - News
Report links owner-operators to low rates of compliance with California clean truck regulations
The study adds fuel to the debate over what defines an employee vs. a contract worker.
Read More »