James Miller

New $430M Intermodal Terminal in Cancún to Enhance Cargo Flows and Regional Connectivity

Construction is underway on a massive $430 million intermodal cargo terminal in Cancún, designed to be a crucial link between the burgeoning Mayan Train and the much-anticipated Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec (CIIT).

Fenadismer Welcomes Carlos Folchi as President, Aiming to Tackle Challenges in Spanish Road Transport

Spain’s national federation representing small and medium-sized road transport companies, Fenadismer, has selected a new president to guide its operations over the next four years.

Volatus Advances Long-Distance Drone Operations Using MatrixSpace Radar and Kongsberg Air Traffic Systems

The drone landscape is taking a giant leap forward with Volatus Aerospace’s recent approval from Transport Canada to fly Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) drones equipped with a sophisticated detect-and-avoid system.

Growth in Offered Salaries and Key Career Factors Driving Wage Progression in 2025

As the summer season wraps up, typical employment patterns show a drop in workforce numbers and a slight uptick in unemployment figures.

Understanding the Current Turbulence in Global Shipping and Its Impact on Freight Logistics

Global shipping is currently navigating through choppy waters as various external pressures increasingly strain the industry.

SolitAir Teams Up with Hactl to Start Freighter Operations at Hong Kong Airport

Hong Kong is welcoming a fresh player in its bustling air cargo sector as SolitAir selects Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited (Hactl) to support its new freighter operations.

How Shared Truckload Enhances E-commerce Shipping Efficiency and Growth

In the fast-paced world of e-commerce, sellers face a logistical maze that demands precision and flexibility.

How Commercial Auto Insurance Premium Increases in Q2 2025 Affect Logistics and Freight Costs

The business world is witnessing a notable climb in commercial auto insurance premiums, which jumped 8.8% sequentially in the second quarter of 2025.

How the Labor Department's Plan to Cancel the 2024 Independent Contractor Rule Could Reshape Trucking and Freight

Unpacking the Department of Labor's Move on Independent Contractor Rules The U.S. Department of Labor is set to repeal the 2024 independent contractor rule, a regulation that replaced the 2021 standard concerning how employers classify workers as independent contractors or employees. This pivot in policy marks a significant moment with ramifications felt sharply among trucking groups and freight logistics operators. Understanding these changes is crucial as they directly affect owner-operators and the broader shipping industry. What the Rules Say: 2021 vs. 2024 Standards The core of the debate lies in how an “economic realities test” is applied to determine worker classification. The 2021

Volvo Achieves Over One Million Connected Trucks Worldwide to Enhance Fleet Management and Efficiency

Volvo Trucks has hit a major milestone with over one million of its vehicles now digitally connected around the globe.

Understanding Car Insurance Costs in 2025 and What Makes Them Rise

Buying car insurance in 2025 feels a bit like shopping online with a full cart—you've got to balance what you need against what you can realistically spend.

Circle K Enhances Payment Options for Truck Fleets with Relay’s Digital Solution

Circle K is stepping up its game for truck fleets by integrating Relay Payments’ digital payment system at over 500 of its truck-accessible locations.