COVID-19 pandemic

Truckers with 10% revenue loss can get up to $125,000 each from USDA

The Federal Maritime Commission has partnered with the DOJ to pursue competition violations.

The index’s headline number is the second-highest on record, and there appears to be no end to the tightening cycle that has made life tough for logisticians.

The brilliant thing about implementing telematic solutions is that efforts towards energy efficiency also improve the bottom line.

Yellow CEO Darren Hawkins sent a formal response to lawmakers seeking proof of compliance with the terms of the $700 million CARES Act loan.

A new supply chain task force emerges from the Biden administration’s 100-day review.

When COVID-19 shut down gyms across the country, equipment maker Aviron needed to pivot to the home fitness market. It needed a logistics partner that could handle the difficult last mile. It found one in GlobalTranz.

Ray Wood, head of global carrier management at World Courier, discusses how the air cargo market has adjusted and maintained relationships with customers.

Supposedly safer U.S. roads during the pandemic made drivers more comfortable doing dangerous stuff, a Travelers’ study found.

Overhead bins, seat bags and seat removal are among the innovations airlines started during the COVID pandemic to move more cargo while few passengers are traveling.

The company aggregates its cold-chain logistics services into a dedicated unit.

Werner Enterprises CEO Derek Leathers says electrification and other technologies are coming quickly to trucking, and he wants his company out front.

UPS is partnering with companies like Zipline to take advantage
of drone technology to help deliver COVID-19 vaccines.

The Consumer Brands Association is urging federal action from transportation agencies to head off concerns about inflation and rising costs.

E-commerce spurs a year-over-year container volume hike of 43.6%.

Independent truck dispatchers are pushing back on potential regulatory changes that could restrict their services.

The German company posts record first-quarter profits and substantially raises full-year earnings and cash flow targets.

About 37% of 1,005 respondents said they will ship their gifts this year, the first-ever UPS Mother’s Day survey finds.

Truckload shippers are accepting double-digit rate hikes in 2021 and further increases in 2022, Deutsche Bank’s lead transport analyst says.

U.S. maritime regulators are giving ocean carriers and shippers more flexibility to meet contract filing requirements.