UFI abruptly shuttered in November. Companies have been unable to retrieve their assets from the closed-up facilities.
Big numbers tied to electric infrastructure released this week reinforce the chicken-and-egg cliche about electric trucks.
Experts say Mexico has increasingly become a go-to production option as shippers seek to reduce supply chain risks with China.
The on-time delivery rates for the November shopping holidays were better than in 2021, Ship Matrix said.
Asset-light less-than-truckload provider Forward Air sees tonnage fall off sharply in November.
The White House announced $36 billion in bailout money for the Central States Pension Fund that will benefit thousands of less-than-truckload drivers for Yellow and ABF Freight.
Port X Logistics has made a name for itself in drayage, expediting containerized freight throughout the U.S. and Canada. Now the company has brought its expertise into the airfreight arena.
COO Laura Ann Howell plans rapid growth and expects “HQ West” to be Reliance Partners’ second-largest branch.
RXO, spun off Nov. 1, released its third-quarter earnings to the SEC for its first stand-alone numbers.
Reverse logistics is a tough, unfamiliar skill set for 3PLs. But the potential payoff is huge.
ContainerPort Group’s parent World Group announced the acquisition of distribution and trucking company Pacific Cascade.
Shippers and carriers interact with the market differently, but one thing has become clear over the past few years: Contracts and dedicated lanes allow both parties to gain stability in an unpredictable landscape.
Federal regulators are considering changes to a 30-year rule that would affect the type of relief that drivers and carriers receive during highway emergencies.
Einride has raised $500 million through a combination of equity and debt financing, giving it more funding to accelerate deployment of its autonomous and electric vehicles.
Water levels on the Mississippi River have been rising near Memphis, Tennessee, and that’s good news for barge movements.
The shift from an alliance with the Postal Service to an in-house operation hasn’t gone as well as hoped for FedEx.
The American Transportation Research Institute finds that power needs for all-electric cars and trucks would be enormous.
The industry’s first autonomous trucking marriage between TuSimple and Navistar is the first to end in divorce.
A Teamsters local chapter in San Jose, California, that represents drivers at a Home Depot subsidiary has voted to decertify being represented by the union.
The November Logistics Managers’ Index showed transportation capacity was up again with pricing contracting at the fastest rate on record.
