Typically, we focus on trends in freight (like produce season) and the DAT systems that can help you manage those trends. Apologies in advance, this article is going to focus...
This is a guest post by Ellie Gabel. The United States recently released emissions standards for heavy-duty trucks. They primarily affect those who purchase or manufacture the vehicles, but it...
All thawed out (Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves) Magellan Circle Italy, a European consultancy in transportation, mobility, logistics, environment and circular economy, has announced an alliance with EETRA, a company that specializes...
The American Trucking Associations Thursday, June 20, sent a letter to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg as part of the organization's opposition to the U.S. Department of Justice’s proposal to reschedule marijuana from...
WASHINGTON — A fiscal 2025 bill to ensure funding for the U.S. Department of Transportation is on Congress’ agenda this summer. The Senate Appropriations Committee will kick off its consideration...
Brazil north-south, Asia-ECSA rates hit recent highs on strong demand, congestion Local forwarders say the rate hikes are partly due to worsening delays at key ports in Brazil, with ongoing...
Consumer Price Index Higher prices for shelter in May more than offset a decrease in gasoline prices, but pricing relief elsewhere yielded a Consumer Price Index for all items that...
Growers are reporting heavier plantings in Northern Florida, Georgia, and Indiana this year, which means the season could run through September when the fall crops start. Due to adverse weather,...
The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) cancelled contract negotiations last week. Then the union said its threatened strike, which would start October 1st, is “more likely.” That puts us here at...
Freight shipments and total freight spend remained under pressure again in May, according to data from Cass Information Systems. Shipments in May were flat with April but down 5.8% year...
