Insights
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Beta’s remnants continue soaking the South (with forecast video)
Slow-moving rains may produce flash flooding from the Carolinas to the mid-Atlantic.
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Drilling Deep: A greater private sector role on the nation’s highways?
Also on this week’s podcast: new technologies gunning to displace diesel, but it’s a tough battle
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More delays for truckers as the South gets drenched (with forecast video)
After flash flooding and record rainfall from Texas to Mississippi Tuesday and Wednesday, risk remains in the South for another day.
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Walmart’s goal for its trucks: No more diesel by 2040
Plan to go to all renewable fuel sources part of a broader commitment to zero out emissions by that year
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California governor bans sale of fossil fuel-powered cars starting in 2035
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order Wednesday that aims to end the sale of new gasoline- and diesel-powered passenger cars in the state…
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On the level: How NOAA water data updates help maritime shippers
Intensive five-year government project will hopefully lead to increased efficiency in planning of ocean shipping routes. “A lot of these seaports are continuing to see…
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Teddy hits Canada with 60 mph winds, heavy rain
Teddy brings high winds and flooding to highways as it makes landfall in Nova Scotia, Canada, as a post-tropical storm east of the Port of…
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Flash flood threat continues across the South (with forecast video)
After record rainfall and major flash flooding in Houston Tuesday, the threat for drivers shifts eastward.
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Supply chain braces as Hurricane Teddy nears Canada
Hurricane Teddy moves toward Canada’s Maritimes as the Port of Halifax and trucking companies prepare for the arrival of the second powerful tropical storm to…
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Another Texas port closed as Tropical Storm Beta makes landfall (with forecast video)
Port of Corpus Christi joined the list of ports closed to traffic as Tropical Storm Beta closed in.
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