Risk of West Coast Ports Closures Loom Ahead
The possibility of union leaders and West Coast port officials reaching a new labor agreement before the present one expires on July 1 appears slim. Although the unions…
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U.S. Container Ports Brace For Imports To Swamp Supply Chains
American ports face another perfect storm that could disrupt supply chains and cause unprecedented bottlenecks. The Port of New York and New Jersey is already experiencing unusual delays…
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California Trucking Association Suffer AB5 Appeal Setback in U.S. Supreme Court Appeal
The California Trucking Association recently suffered a setback in appealing an unfavorable ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court that disrupts long-held owner-operator practices. Known as AB5, a California…
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Freight Carriers, Independent Truckers Anticipate Booming Great Lakes Ports Opportunities
Truckers can anticipate increased opportunities along the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway System as breakbulk, grain, and container transportation appear to be on the rise. Stakeholders involved in breakbulk…
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U.S. Grain Exports Surge Through Great Lakes Ports
Ice-breaking challenges in Lake Superior slowed the start of cargo vessel movement along the 2,300-mile, 100 port, Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway System, but American grain exports skyrocketed. Truckers…
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BEV Semi-Truck Manufacturers In Fierce Market Share Competition
Elon Musk may have won his bid to take over Twitter, but Nikola and Volvo appear to be winning the race for electric truck market share. Nikola, a…
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