Cargo iQ, FIATA, and ASA Collaborate for Air Cargo Standardization
Quality standards organization Cargo iQ has partnered with the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) and the Airport Services Association (ASA) to collaborate on enhancing standard practices in the air cargo supply chain.
Unveiling the Time and Location of Riskiest Driving: New Study Findings
A recent study by Lytx Inc. unveils major metropolitan areas, particularly those near airports, as some of the riskiest places to drive in the United States.
US Government Probes Autonomous Braking Complaints in Freightliner Trucks
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating complaints regarding the automatic emergency braking system in Freightliner Semis.
Navigating Construction Zones: The Power of Preparation and Patience
Recent statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) highlight the significance of construction zone safety.
Outrage ignited by viral video exposing predatory towing charging $6,000 for 16-mile tow
A viral video has sparked outrage over predatory towing practices after a small fleet owner and an Instagram page admin were presented with a $6,000 bill for a 16-mile tow and impound.
Walmart Partners with Suppliers to Reduce Prices
While supply chain disruptions have eased, inflation continues to persist.
Illinois Enacts Legislation Allowing Unlimited Pain-and-Suffering Compensation
Illinois lawmakers have passed a bill that would allow unlimited pain and suffering damages in wrongful death lawsuits.
Hyundai and LG Join Forces for $4.3 Billion Georgia Plant to Manufacture Electric Vehicle Batteries
Hyundai Motor Group and LG Energy Solution have announced plans to construct a $4.3 billion electric battery plant as part of Hyundai's new electric vehicle assembly plant in Georgia.
Trucking companies are expected to encounter a "modestly unfavorable" outlook
According to transportation analyst firm FTR, market conditions for trucking companies are expected to remain unfavorable into 2024.
Werner's Appeal Denied: Disappointing Outcome for the Company
A Texas state court has rejected Werner Enterprises' appeal of an $89.7 million jury verdict in a case involving a fatal car crash that occurred in 2014.
Train Engineers Union Reaches Agreement on Sick-Time Benefits
A union representing railroad engineers has successfully negotiated a paid sick-time agreement with Norfolk Southern.
The Feasibility of Gig Workers' Livelihoods: Can They Truly Make a Living?
Troubles from the 2022 travel season continue to haunt Americans as they prepare for the upcoming summer travel period.
Multiple states join California in ongoing legal battle over AB5
States join legal battle over AB5, highlighting the political divide on independent contractor status.
Costco and Walmart Collaborate with Biden Administration's Supply Chain Data Exchange Initiative
Costco, Walmart, and Union Pacific have joined the Biden administration's Freight Logistics Optimization Works (FLOW) program, which aims to provide real-time visibility into U.S. supply chains through the exchange of company data.
Norfolk Southern Establishes Fund to Assist Ohio Homeowners
Recently, Norfolk Southern made headlines for a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio that resulted in hazardous chemicals spilling into the town's waterways.
Age and Experience Levels May Contribute to Workplace Injuries
Physical decline associated with aging can increase the likelihood of workplace injuries.
Hub Group partners with CN to speed up intermodal and shipping
Hub Group sees potential for growth with its rail partner Union Pacific and the carrier’s new alliance with CN and Ferromex, creating a new cross-border service from Canada to Mexico via Chicago.
Washington State Passes Bill to Protect Warehouse Workers
Washington state has passed a bill that aims to protect warehouse workers from productivity quotas, making it the third US state to pass such legislation, after New York and California.
Evolution of the Parking Industry to Stay Afloat: An $8 Billion Industry
The US parking industry, which earned about $121 billion in 2022, is slowly recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, with the entire parking industry projected to earn about $144 billion in 2023.
Oklahoma Congressman Proposes Bill to Halt Speed Limiter Rule
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Speed Limiter Rule is a regulation that requires heavy-duty vehicles, such as trucks and buses, to be equipped with electronic speed limiters that restrict them from exceeding a specific speed while on the road.
