According to the USDA, potatoes are typically the largest produce commodity shipped in the U.S., with the truckload season typically peaking in mid-November around harvest time. Potatoes are grown commercially...
The State of LTL with Special Guest: Old Dominion Freight Line BlueGrace Logistics - August 29, 2024 LinkedIn Live Webinar On-Demand: The State of LTL with Special Guest: Old Dominion Freight Line...
There’s about one month until the master contract expires on September 30th for dockworkers in the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA). The ILA maintains it will go on strike, shutting down...
Moving goods via rail comes with a plethora of perks for shippers, consumers and the general public. Unfortunately, the lower shipping costs and reduced carbon emissions often come at the...
The Trucking Cares Foundation donated $40,000 to the Next Generation in Trucking Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to engaging and training the next generation of trucking industry professionals. The grant will be...
Prioritizing fleet maintenance is critical to improving uptime, reducing costs, and increasing operational efficiency. We believe every fleet can achieve greater uptime, reduced costs, increase operational efficiency, and achieve 100%...
Expected trade growth, inventory restocking to buoy H2 market: Cosco ShippingThe carrier said it was “cautiously optimistic” about business prospects in the second half of the year, while acknowledging that...
Overview The week’s most important develop for freight came from outside the economy as a Canadian railroad work stoppage proved to be short-lived due to a government order that railroads...
The most recent release of the for-hire trucking ton-mile and revenue indexes (TTMI), based on output across 41 freight-generating industries, indicates that June’s seasonally adjusted ton-mile index shows freight demand...
Canadian trains are moving again. Within days of the simultaneous lockout and union strike notice taking effect, Canada’s railway stoppage ended. Canada’s federal government forced arbitration, which the union challenged...
