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Port Strike Has Begun Dockworkers at 36 ports from Maine to Texas have begun striking over automation concerns and wage disputes. The strike, led by

Tough Trucking Times, 10,000+ Carrier Closures The U.S. trucking industry is grappling with one of its toughest years, as nearly 10,000 carriers closed shop in

Hurricane Helene Threat Looms A tropical system forming in the northwestern Caribbean is gaining momentum, and both American and European weather models predict it will

E.V. Charging Station Sticker Shock The rapid development of EV charging stations for both passenger vehicles and freight trucks faces a substantial obstacle: the high

Looming Port Strike Threat Update The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), which represents 45,000 dockworkers at major U.S. container ports from Texas to Maine, is warning

Container Shortage Indicating Demand Surge Empty rail container movements into Los Angeles have increased sharply, highlighting a strain on container availability, both domestically and internationally.

Major Players Move To Nearshoring Adidas is strategically moving away from sourcing goods for the U.S. market from China, a move underscored by CEO Bjørn

Potential Rail Work Stoppage Looms Canada’s two largest railroads, Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) and Canadian National (CN), are bracing for a potential lockout or

Peak Season Overpacked                                The unexpected surge in U.S. imports during