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FMCSA: More drivers returning to work after drug violations
FMCSA Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse data reveals 47,995 drivers are ineligible due to violations.
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Deadly crash involving truck, SUV prompts human smuggling investigation
Authorities are investigating whether human smuggling was involved in a crash Tuesday near Holtville, California, that killed more than a dozen people.
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FedEx unveils plan to be carbon neutral by 2040
The company sets ambitious fleet electrification goals and establishes a center at Yale University to research climate-capture techniques.
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PS Logistics adds to flatbed portfolio in deal for JJT
Flatbed transportation and logistics provider PS Logistics remains on the acquisition trail, purchasing the assets of Indiana carrier Jason Jones Trucking. The tuck-in deal allows…
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Warehouse firm Deliverr snags $170 million in funding
The asset-light warehouse startup will use the capital to expand its network, co-founder says.
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GSCW Day 8 keynote: Will consumer goods drive the economy in 2021?
HSBC global economist James Pomeroy says we won’t be buying all the one-off big-ticket items we did during the pandemic’s first year.
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Technology’s long, and likely continuing, impact on freight rail headcount
Adoption of technology has influenced U.S. Class I railroads’ staffing. Will additional technological innovation cut headcount even more, or will other factors have greater weight?
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Regulators weigh in on fight between tankers and container ships
Maritime regulators warn the Houston port agency against restrictions that could hamper the Gulf Coast container trade.
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Is dry bulk shipping’s strange Q1 a sign of strength to come?
The bosses of public dry bulk shipping companies claim that recent market oddities point to good times ahead.
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Transportation capacity sees ‘accelerated contraction’ in February
Growth in the supply chain came at a faster pace in February, with transportation capacity falling and prices climbing at accelerated rates.
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