winter weather
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Infographics
Daily Infographic: Winter Fuel Economy
Here are some common effects of winter weather on fuel economy.
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News
Transmission: Seat shortage bigger problem than chip constraint
The United States’ infrastructure was put to the test recently when Winter Storm Uri passed through the lower half of the country. As a result,…
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GSCW chat recap: Weather impacts on supply chains
Korby Keeney discusses how shippers navigate extreme weather events.
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Chart of the Week
Winter storms blow freight market back into disarray
The latest round of winter weather hit transportation hard. How does this compare to other events?
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News
Transmission: Olaf, Texas, and chip factories have same problem — they’re ‘Frozen’
Winter storm Uri was brutal for a lot of people, specifically in the Southeast and Southwest. With that being said, the auto industry experienced some…
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Rail
Railroads grapple with delays as intermodal terminals open
U.S. Class I rail operations are seeking to return to normal, with intermodal terminals opening in the central and western U.S. But the overall network…
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Trucking
The Daily Dash: Weather to impact Werner earnings; J.B. Hunt, Google join forces
In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, Werner expects the winter weather to impact Q1 earnings. Plus, J.B. Hunt and Google are teaming up for…
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Trucking
The Daily Dash: Fuel prices feeling the heat from deep freeze
In today’s edition of The Daily Dash, diesel prices may start rising as the refineries had to shut down because of the winter weather down…
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News
Transmission: Sorry, no F-150s in stock, how about a Prius instead?
It’s a difficult task selling new vehicles when lot inventories are thin. However, with the right strategy, dealers can overcome disruptions in the automotive supply…
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Rail
CSX, Union Pacific caution about bad winter weather
Extreme cold and lots of snow in the Midwest and other areas could impact rail operations and cause delays, according to some railroads.
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