James Miller

How FMCSA's NCCDB Upgrade Enhances Complaint Reporting and Impact on Trucking Industry

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has launched the first phase of its revamped National Consumer Complaint Database (NCCDB), a long-awaited technological facelift that aims to smooth out the bumps drivers, brokers, and consumers have faced in reporting and tracking safety violations and fraud.

How Chinese Manufacturers Are Steering the Global Electric Freight Truck Market

The rise of Chinese companies in the electric vehicle arena, particularly in freight trucks, is nothing short of remarkable.

Important Executive Shifts and New Safety Council Established in Trucking Industry Players in 2025

The trucking industry continues to evolve at a rapid pace, and fresh leadership appointments at several major firms this year signal a commitment to innovation and strategic growth.

Celebrating a Quarter Century of SkyTeam Cargo: Evolution and Future in Global Air Freight

SkyTeam Cargo hit a major milestone on 28 September 2025, celebrating 25 years as the world’s premier and only global airline cargo alliance.

How Hecksher’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel Certificates Help Cut Airfreight Emissions

With sustainability taking center stage in transport and logistics, Hecksher is stepping up its game by offering Sustainable Aviation Fuel certificates (SAFc) tailored for airfreight.

Exploring the Backbone of Auckland’s Busy Streets: The Indispensable Cargo Vans in Daily Logistics

Cargo vans blend versatility and convenience like no other, striking that sweet spot between the cramped space of a regular car and the bulkiness of large trucks.

How the “Ábalos Decree” Transformed Taxi and VTC Relations Across Spain Since 2018

Seven years ago, Spain introduced a pivotal regulation—Real Decreto-ley 13/2018, famously dubbed the “Ábalos Decree”—aimed at harmonizing the relationship between the traditional taxi industry and the emerging VTC (vehicle with driver) services.

Evolving Legal Battles Over Broker Liability Stir New Precedents Affecting Logistics Industry

The topic of broker liability under the Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act (F4A), particularly the safety exception clause, is heating up in the courts, with the Supreme Court scheduled to decide whether to hear pivotal cases that could clarify this thorny issue.

Ryan Wilkinson Joins TGP as Group Compliance Manager to Drive Safety and Operational Excellence

The appointment of Ryan Wilkinson as Group Compliance Manager at TGP marks a significant advancement in the company’s commitment to maintaining stringent safety and regulatory standards.

Surface Transportation Board Proposes Extended Review Period for Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern Merger

The Surface Transportation Board (STB) has put forward a new procedural timeline to review the enormous $85 billion merger between Union Pacific (UP) and Norfolk Southern (NS), two giants of the U.S.

Cargo Shipments from Russia to Armenia Demand Advanced Time Slot Booking at Upper Lars Starting October 2025

In a significant shakeup for cargo transport between Russia and Armenia, beginning October 1, 2025, all vehicles crossing at the Upper Lars checkpoint will need to be registered with a reserved day and arrival time through an electronic booking platform.

How Hong Kong International Airport's Air-Land Fresh Lane Boosts Fresh Cargo Transit Between Air and Land

Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA), in collaboration with the Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department (C&ED), has rolled out the Air-Land Fresh Lane, a game-changing channel designed to streamline the clearance and transportation of perishable goods between air and land routes.