Transportation

For brokers, winning bids without a household name can prove difficult. This is especially true for growing brokers that are still working to scale their businesses in today’s challenging freight...

Two people were killed and one was seriously injured over the weekend when an oversized load fell off its trailer and landed on another vehicle.Saturday morning at 11:20am, Temple Fire...

The shipping and supply chain industry, a linchpin of global commerce, has long wrestled with outdated and error-prone data handling processes. Traditionally, businesses have relied on tedious manual processes, accepting...

Typically, the season sees the first fruits ripening by the end of April, with shipments wrapping up by mid to late June, and winds down quickly after contributing around 22%...

For today’s blog, I thought we’d do something a little bit different. The artificial intelligence (AI) craze has hit. Despite all those warnings we got from movies in the 80’s...

The Lunar New Year has come and gone, but its impact at U.S. ports has been felt for weeks after the holiday.. Even with the impacts of the Lunar New...

The return to normal life at the Port of Baltimore took a step in the right direction Thursday, April 25.The container/feeder barge Columbia Freedom, was the first inbound commercial vessel...

Did you know truck drivers listen to SiriusXM an average 55+ hours each week? The SiriusXM Fleet Program keeps your drivers informed, engaged, and entertained along every mile with their...

Joe Hinrichs warns that focusing on better margins at the expense of intermodal business is short-sighted, defending his decision to extend sick pay leave for labor and arguing that empowering...

Overview Key indicators of the industrial and consumer sectors posted solid gains in March, but it was a tough month for the housing sector. Retail and food service sales Nonstore...