TIACA opens its doors to more air cargo players
The International Air Cargo Association is trying to unify the air cargo industry on common issues and practices through a new membership approach.
The International Air Cargo Association is trying to unify the air cargo industry on common issues and practices through a new membership approach.
In today’s episode we honor American Shipper founder David Howard, talk about the logistics of Christmas, from spruce to trade truce, COSCO’s $1.8B bet on fleets, plus mounting holiday returns near critical mass, Foreign Trade Zones, and more.
Canadian National reports operations have returned to “normalized” levels after an eight-day work stoppage.
Market Expert Henry Byers sits down with FreightWaves EVP of Global Commercial Development Laura Fava to talk about what the drayage sector of the logistics industry may look like in […]
The 33-year-old company continues its charge at the technological forefront.
Action averts government shutdown, funds key infrastructure programs.
Trucking Freight Futures were higher Wednesday on a broad market rally.
Trucks continue to carry the majority of cross-border imports and exports during the month of October, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS). Cross-border truck […]
Up to three feet of mountain snowfall in Cascades next two to three days. Ice, flooding rains below.
Upgrade expands carrier’s fast-pricing ability beyond contract rates
The face of the freight brokerage industry has evolved over the past several years, and veteran brokerages have been forced to rethink their technology strategies in order to keep up.
But an undercover survey finds that traditional forwarders face increased pressure from container lines and digital forwarders.
The continued dip in rail volumes comes as North American freight rail groups press for trade pact.
Anthony Smith hosts Kevin Hill for today’s DHL Supply Chain pricing Power Index, Zach Strickland provides the Carrier Update presented by PowerFleet, John Kingston updates the oil industry, and Luke […]
USMCA will cost automakers $3 billion in added tariffs; Chinese EV sales plunge; U.S. holiday season will see over $1 trillion in sales.
Tender rejections above 10 for the first time in 2019, volumes are holding and holiday rates are cheery.
Aivars Lembergs resigned as chairman of Vetspils Freeport Authority on Dec. 10, the day after the U.S. sanctioned the port authority for its connection to the Latvian oligarch.
Kayla Matthews writes about best practices to manage fleets during the holidays.
Any carrier still running AOBRDs is running the risk of hefty fines and being placed out of service during highway inspections.
The transport and logistics sector witnesses thousands of cyberattacks every year, and it is essential for stakeholders to be wary of opportunistic threats and impersonation attacks to keep their operations secure.
Market Expert Michael Baudendistel writes about rail intermodal volume is lower for the long-term, or can it be more competitive with trucking.
A falling trade-to-GDP ratio is a worrying trend for the shipping industry.
Is Cincinnati the Silicon Valley of freight? Find out why Tom Curee Sr VP of Strategy & Innovation at Kingsgate Logistics, LLC thinks that’s where the Queen City is headed.
Global shipping giant Maersk has opened its latest logistics and distribution center to cope with growing domestic demand in Vietnam.
TCA Chairman and Trekker CEO Josh Kaburick and Pilot Flying J’s Wendy Hamilton, recognized nearly 100 professional truck drivers during the 2019 Wreaths Across America (WAA) Washington DC Area Wreath Reception and Dinner.
FedEx on the ropes after awful fiscal q2 results, stock price plunge
A recent big corporate writedown in the oil and gas sector was a big deal. But in this week’s Drilling Deep podcast, host John Kingston discusses that maybe it isn’t […]
Food and Drug Administration cites need for lower prices and reduced out-of-pocket costs to U.S. patients.
The company has built a thriving business based on principle of not making truck drivers wait.
California port officials and other speakers sounded the alarm about sea level rise and storm surge.
Cass freight data shows softness again in November. While shipment declines extend to a full year, the rate of the declines may be moderating.
SF Airlines isn’t from San Francisco. It’s an all-cargo carrier from Shenzhen, China, and it’s coming to a U.S. airport near you – near someone – soon.
This is the second time a Pennsylvania trucking company owner has been convicted of tax crimes.
Anthony and Zach discuss what will trim the fat in the oversupplied trucking market as well as talk about why Intermodal has not materialized as the savior of the rail volumes with Mike Baudendistel.
The departure raises questions about legacy auto companies aiming to compete with new entrants in the mobility sector.
Look for Volvo Trucks and Isuzu to start working together on electric and autonomous trucks next year.
The Amazon is Burning – from FreightWaves LIVE: Chicago Day 1 Ryan Rogers CTO of Covenant and Matthew Waller Dean of the Sam M. Walton School of Business on the […]
For many people around the world, celebrating the holidays involves sharing food with family and friends. As we approach the holidays to celebrate the end of 2019 and the beginning […]
Trade flow powers Philadelphia to Chicago Futures contract 6.6% higher on Tuesday.
Charley Dehoney writes about the founding of GlobalTranz and the companies that were begun by “alumni” of the “GlobalTranz Mafia.”
Christmas, other year-end holiday packages may arrive late as high-impact storm develops.
Michael Ceravolo and Jordan Reber believe collaboration and networking are key to strengthen community and relationships.
Atlas Air World Wide Holdings has a lot of debt on its books, so its dry leasing arm Titan Aviation got an outside injection of money to help it grow.
As carbon tax on ocean shipping appears more likely, industry lays groundwork for future collection.
Railroad market voice Jim Blaze writes about technological advances that are making railroads’ capital expenditures on infrastructure more efficient.
To launch out of the gate on today’s episode, we tackle tough-minded Amazon and how they recently decided not to allow 3rd party sellers to use FedEx Ground and FedEx […]
The loans would enable short line railroads to pay for rehabilitation projects.
Liquid and dry bulk carrier TransWood, Inc. announces the acquisition of Kane Transport and its fleet of more than 150 tractors.
FreightWaves NOW Host Anthony Smith presents Wednesday’s episode where we talk with John Kingston about the updates on oil, Dean Croke talks to the carriers, and Luke Falasca talks with […]
How to best serve largest U.S. consumer market in dense, high-cost region is question for logistics industry.
Hopes that last week’s trade deal might boost the beleaguered shipping lane are overly optimistic, says analyst.
Markets from Los Angeles and Ontario to Yuma, Salt Lake City, and Minnesota have suddenly tightened as routing becomes directionally constrained.
Darren Prokop writes about foreign trade zones and their impact on imports, exports and the economy.
The digitization of the supply chain is no longer a future vision but rather an ongoing transformative event, and those that put off the adoption of digital tools are likely to fall behind their competitors.
Isuzu buys Volvo’s UD Trucks; U.S. industrial production climbs in November; DHL increases parcel delivery price in Germany.
“By employing remote drivers, we can make trucks fully driverless while still keeping humans in the loop,” said Seltz-Axmacher.
Organizations representing 90% for the world’s merchant fleet have proposed spending $5 billion on research to reduce or eliminate carbon emissions.
Locix helps digitize physical spaces and provides real-time visibility to help businesses optimize logistics operations.
New independent research reveals that lines are failing to adequately explain how IMO 2020 fuel bill surcharges are calculated.
Less than a year after automating the load-matching process, Convoy is now automating the brokerage side in select markets.
Truckstop.com’s Book It Now feature is available through Redwood Logistics’ LoadRunner TMS, giving users of both services more options and a streamlined booking process.
“Wow, this is a big differentiator,” University of California San Diego researcher says.
Survey respondents expect pick-up in three months
Amazon hires passenger carrier to operate freighters.
Japanese ocean shipping giant is investigating how to make its ships greener with liquefied natural gas, hydrogen and batteries.
The biodiesel blender credit reinstated by Congress Dec. 17 is a $3 billion a year boost to a less-polluting diesel fuel.
Well-known Pacific Ocean specialists Matson and Swire have joined forces to serve the South Pacific island nations.
Amazon-FedEx divorce gets ugly and hurts merchants
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse goes live on January 6, providing an online database that will shed light on prospective drivers’ drug and alcohol program violations.
FedEx’s lousy second quarter results are a cost issue first and foremost
Plunge in vehicle and auto parts shipments drive broader softness as manufacturing sales drop 0.7% in October.
A few feet of snow, some ice, potential flooding coming to Washington and Oregon.
This logistics company expedites movie props to rocket engines and everything in between.
An unmanned hybrid electric aircraft creates a new wave of transportation that does not rely on infrastructure
Moving theatrical shows is like choreography showcasing on-time precision prowess and graceful driving skills.
The funding includes $14.4 million to support CSX’s double-stacking efforts near the Port of Philadelphia.
On this episode of Great Quarter Guys, Seth Holm, Kevin Hill, Andrew Cox and JP Hampstead break down Knight Swift’s business model, discuss the Phase One Trade Deal and debate […]
Drivers looking for work or changing jobs should register before Jan. 6.
The Office of Foreign Assets Control has added the son of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega to the Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List.
Calm and quiet ruled the day on Monday in the Trucking Freight Futures markets.
On today’s episode – Just in time for the holidays, Amazon cans FedEx over on-time delivery, Boeing 737 MAX stops going, a tribute to American Shipper founder David A. Howard, […]
Resilience360’s report on the impact of U.S.-China trade war discusses the uncertainty it has brought to global trade.
Hazardous road conditions continue to slow down freight movement from Ohio Valley to New England.
The chill felt in Southwest Airlines’ fourth quarter financial report won’t be weather-related, but because of the 737 MAX.
Truckstop.com pioneered digital innovation in logistics with the first online platform for load boards.
Anthony Smith hosts Tuesday’s FreightWaves NOW with John Kingston giving the Oil Update, Luke Falasca provides us with the Broker Update, and Zach Strickland gives the Carrier Update presented by […]
TCA Vice President of Government Affairs, Dave Heller and TCA Manager of Government Affairs, Kathryn Sanner In just a few short weeks, our industry will be graced with one of […]
Navistar will cut 10% of its worldwide workforce even as it gained market share for the third consecutive year.
CFI employees have raised more than $800,000 for charities over the past 26 years as part of its Truckloads of Treasures campaign. Plus, airfreight may not grow next year, trailer orders drop and Connecticut delays toll discussion.
Move to pass legislation has ground to halt amid wider outcry from other industries over independent contractor limits.
The European Green Deal is looking to shift 75% of EU freight traffic from road to rail and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2050.
Global logistics software provider WiseTech picks up South Korean customs clearer Ready Korea for just over A$20 million ($13.7 million).
International container operator DP World joins Asian and European feeder networks together; synergies – and tensions – abound, say analysts.
A Canadian lawmaker criticized Celadon Group’s abrupt closure of Hyndman Transport, calling it a “footnote in their thought process.” Byran May, a Liberal federal member of Parliament whose Ontario district […]
Boeing is like a boxer on the ropes. The latest body blow is having to suspend production of the 737 MAX while it undergoes further safety reviews.