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Borderlands: Mexico’s freight transport industry growing
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Mexico’s transport industry grows; AIT Worldwide expands Mexico…
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A. Duie Pyle CEO opens up about ransomware attack
A. Duie Pyle Chief Executive Peter Latta opens up about ransomware attack in June.
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Freight volumes shift to the east coast as companies attempt to navigate the trade war
The trade war with China has altered international shipping patterns, which has started to shift freight volumes to the East Coast.
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FreightWaves oil report: a narrowing Brent/WTI spread could spell doom for crude by rail
A lot of new pipeline capacity is kicking in and the need for trains is going to be greatly reduced.
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DOWN UNDER TRUCKING: female truckers expect discrimination
Australia’s road transport industry has a way to go in ensuring gender equity. Research has found that female workers encounter misogyny, bullying and discrimination. In…
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UPS removes delivery surcharges for 2019 holiday season
Eliminating the residential fee reveals UPS’ comfort level and ability to better engineer its network.
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Customs systems back online after outage at airports nationwide
U.S. Customs and Border Protection systems at airports nationwide encountered an unexpected outage Friday afternoon, leaving passengers waiting in extremely long lines, according to multiple…
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Tendered truckload volumes continue to post year-over-year gains
OTVI.USA began the week with a rocky start before recovering to finish the week.
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Former ATA official named deputy at federal highway agency
Mala Parker says she'll work to modernize U.S. roads and bridges.
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How time charters offer window on bulk shipping sentiment
Time-charter rates can offer a clearer view on future sentiment than headline-grabbing spot rates.
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