James Miller

When a driver suddenly walks away and leaves a truck idling—or worse, with freight still onboard—it’s more than just an inconvenient hiccup.

The recent move by the Nova Scotia government to terminate the long-standing 80/20 trucking agreement has stirred significant concern among local freight operators and related...

In an era where seamless and speedy delivery can make or break customer loyalty, firms are relentlessly looking for methods to gain tighter control over...

Global Critical Logistics recently underwent a shift in its ownership structure, with Providence Equity Partners stepping in as the new majority stakeholder.

A recent 7-4 ruling by the U.S.

In the world of logistics, where timing and accuracy are everything, the tedious manual work embedded in payment processing has long been a thorn in...

Facing significant challenges from tariffs imposed by major trading partners, Canada has introduced a comprehensive relief package totaling CAD 5 billion (USD 3.6 billion).

Every small carrier reaches a crossroads: is this venture a business or just a relentless job behind the wheel?

As high-level talks approach concerning the automotive sector’s future, European truck and bus manufacturers emphasize the critical need to expedite efforts towards achieving 2030 climate...

In a puzzling turn of events, used Class 8 truck sales jumped nearly 30% last July, even though signs from the trucking industry point to...

The number of truck transportation jobs in the United States experienced a modest decline in August, signaling a continuation of a generally steady trend observed...

Transportation Execution Systems (TES) have quietly but steadily shifted from being mere back-office tools to becoming the very heart of logistics operations.

A growing blockade at Lázaro Cárdenas, Mexico's second-largest container port, has sent ripples through the cargo and logistics sector due to extended waiting times and...

The U.S.

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union has placed significant pressure on Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick to enforce stringent tariffs on imports of medium- and...

In the bustling world of global trade, the Asia-Europe air cargo corridor has taken center stage as the most dynamic link in 2025.

The friction between Ryanair and AENA over airport fees has escalated into a public dispute that risks affecting not only airline economics but also the...

Amazon Air has recently expanded its third-party air freight network by launching a new international route connecting Miami and Santo Domingo, marking its debut into...

Fluctuating tariffs can cause serious ripples in the waters of international trade, stirring up volatility that few businesses can afford to ignore.

A fatal crash on the Florida Turnpike, caused by a u-turn maneuver by a Sikh truck driver originally from India, has stirred significant reactions within...

Tyson Foods is navigating significant leadership changes after the company’s chief supply chain officer, Brady Stewart, was dismissed for violating the firm’s internal guidelines.

The freight scene has shown some turbulence lately, with less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier Saia signaling a pullback after a long streak of positive tonnage growth.

Recent trade policies have introduced a maze of tariff compliance requirements that weigh heavily on businesses, especially smaller players.

Recently, the Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) welcomed 101 new traffic examiners across 46 provincial offices, marking a significant boost in the workforce tasked...