James Miller

Reliable Robotics Secures USAF Contract to Develop Autonomous Cargo Flight System for Cessna 208B

In a move that's set to redefine cargo logistics in the skies, Reliable Robotics inked a $17.4 million deal with the United States Air Force for the development and integration of an autonomous flight system in the famed Cessna 208B aircraft.

Fenadismer Calls for Increased Budget to Support Transport Operators’ Retirement Plan in 2026

Over the past three years, the funding dedicated to aid transport professionals nearing retirement has been worryingly insufficient.

Progress in Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Aims to Resolve Tariff Issues Impacting Key Sectors

Recently, diplomatic efforts between Canada and the United States have gained momentum, focusing on addressing tariff-related disputes that have affected several crucial sectors.

Trump’s Warning to Cut Trade Agreements If Tariffs Are Overturned: What It Means for Global Commerce and Logistics

The recent announcements about potential scrapping of several trade agreements raise some eyebrows in the world of global commerce.

ConocoPhillips Announces Major Job Cuts as Shale Oil Outlook Shifts and Costs Mount

ConocoPhillips, the United States' largest independent oil producer, is preparing to reduce its global workforce by up to 25%.

Survey Highlights Major Challenges Road Transport Operators Face in Reaching Zero Emissions

Understanding the Road Transport Sector’s Path to Zero Emissions Decarbonizing commercial road transport is no walk in the park. A recent comprehensive survey conducted by the International Road Transport Union (IRU) sheds light on the state of play worldwide, pinpointing the hurdles and future intentions of transport operators. Despite growing commitment to greener practices, especially among smaller businesses, hefty costs and infrastructural gaps put the brakes on meaningful progress. Current Commitment and Barriers Based on this first-of-its-kind global survey, it’s clear that the majority of commercial road transport companies are integrating decarbonization into their

Philippines Champions the Manila Declaration to Enhance Seafarers’ Rights, Safety, and Well-being Globally

The maritime world is steering toward a pivotal moment as the Manila Declaration on Seafarers’ Human Rights, Safety, and Well-being takes center stage with the Philippines at the helm.

North American Freight Leaders Accelerate Adoption of Electric and Alternative Fuel Vehicles at NADBank Summit

Freight transportation across the U.S.-Mexico border is on a path toward cleaner technologies, driven by a convergence of industry initiative, economic incentives, and infrastructure challenges.

FleetWorks’ AI-Driven Carrier Rep is Setting New Standards in Freight Brokerage and Carrier Operations

In the fast-moving world of logistics and freight brokerage, efficient carrier management and seamless load matching often feel like chasing two rabbits at once.

Leadership Transition in the Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers: Kathleen Siviter Appointed Executive Director

The Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers is set to welcome Kathleen Siviter as its new executive director starting October 1.

Diesel Prices Climb After Extended Declines as California's Refinery Closures Impact Market

After a steady five-week downward streak, diesel prices have nudged upward, signaling a fresh shift in the fuel market dynamics that can ripple across logistics and freight operations.

Vital Considerations for Spanish Transport Businesses on Installing Dashcam Systems

Road safety remains a hot topic for Spanish transport operators as 2024 has already witnessed a high number of fatalities on the roads.