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Last-mile delivery
URB-E, Tortoise to partner with AxleHire on zero-emission delivery pilots
Last-mile delivery firm AxleHire has tapped URB-E and Tortoise for nationwide pilots of zero-emission delivery programs.
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Rail
Congestion persists at rail terminals servicing imports
U.S. rail terminals that handle imports are still grappling with chassis shortages, although efforts are being made to address overflow at the terminals.
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Technology
Motional to begin testing driverless vehicles on streets of LA
Motional is expanding its testing grounds to Los Angeles and adding a new facility in the Bay Area.
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Chart of the Week
West vs. East coasts: The battle for trucking capacity escalates
Capacity is retightening in California as demand surges once again. There are new patterns emerging that may lead to a battle for capacity between the…
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Trucking
Most dangerous highway stretches for US truckers
Based on fatal crash data, these are the five highway stretches where truckers should be the most careful.
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News
Baton’s Andrus partnership: A lesson in effectively addressing dwell time
Andrus was able to reduce its dwell time to 30 minutes, 1.38 hours less than the market average and 1.6 hours less than the average…
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Trucking
Happy St. Paddy’s Day? Worst cloverleaf interchanges in US
On this St. Patrick’s Day, truckers tell FreightWaves which cloverleaf interchanges bring them the worst luck.
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Rail
West Coast intermodal spot market still strong despite falling rates
Two FreightWaves SONAR charts illustrate Union Pacific’s views of the West Coast intermodal spot market.
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Chart of the Week
Is West Coast freight here to stay?
Freight volumes have exploded out of southern California over the past two years. Is this pattern sustainable?
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Chart of the Week
West Coast imports slowing; trucking and rail volumes remain strong
Trucking and rail volumes remain elevated while the imports fade. Is this is beginning of the end of the 2020 freight boom?
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