James Miller

Addressing Inefficiencies in India’s Logistics: The Key to Global Competitiveness

India is rapidly expanding its industrial footprint, but despite this growth, its logistics system is grappling with inefficiencies that act as invisible anchors on its global competitiveness.

Analysis of FMCSA Crash Data Shows Midsize Trucking Fleets Face Elevated Safety Risks Compared to Larger Operators

As the freight industry barrels toward the close of 2025 amid the hectic holiday retail season, it’s a prime moment to take stock of trucking safety performance.

China's robust export expansion contrasts with slow import growth, shaping global logistics landscapes

The latest data reveal that China’s trade surplus has soared to an unprecedented 792.57 billion renminbi (approximately 111.7 billion US dollars).

Challenges Persist with Canada’s CBSA CARM Portal Over a Year After Deployment and Its Effects on Freight Logistics

Over a year since Canada introduced its new digital customs portal, designed to streamline duties and taxes on imported goods, frustrations persist among freight forwarders and importers.

Arkansas Highway Patrol Conducts Intensive Safety Blitz, Taking 30 Drivers Off the Road

The Arkansas Highway Patrol recently completed a concentrated three-day commercial vehicle safety campaign at the I-30 weigh station in Benton.

Brad Jacobs Transitions from Leading XPO and GXO Boards to Push QXO's Expansion in Building Materials Distribution

The logistics and freight transportation scene is witnessing a significant shift as Brad Jacobs announces stepping down as chairman of two major players, XPO and GXO, to fully focus on his latest enterprise, QXO.

Major Texas Highway Crash Leads to $44 Million Verdict Against New Prime and Its Driver

In February 2021, a dramatic and devastating chain-reaction crash spanned nearly 1,100 feet on Interstate 35 near Fort Worth, Texas, involving over 130 vehicles and resulting in six tragic fatalities.

Navigating the Complexities of Technical Vehicle Approvals for 44-Ton Truck Adaptations

The process of adapting freight vehicles to new regulations permitting 44-ton capacities has become unexpectedly complicated for transport operators, mainly due to the handling of technical approvals by regulatory authorities and inspection stations.

Oregon Stops Trusted Carrier Partner Program and Increases Penalties for Unlicensed Movers

Starting January 1, Oregon’s Department of Transportation is officially shutting down its Trusted Carrier Partner (TCP) program, an initiative that has long granted certain motor carriers special privileges based on their operational track records.

How Orderful’s Mosaic Uses AI to Transform EDI Integration and Boost Supply Chain Efficiency

The era of spending months, sometimes years, wrestling with Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) mapping may be on the decline thanks to Orderful’s latest breakthrough.

How Logistaas’ Partnership with Trade Tech Transforms Global Customs and Cargo Compliance

In a world where regulations tighten faster than a drum, staying compliant with global customs requirements can feel like an uphill battle for freight forwarders.

Royal Air Maroc Appoints Rita Chraibi to Lead Cargo Division with Ambitious Growth Plans

Royal Air Maroc has welcomed Rita Chraibi as the new Vice President of Cargo, stepping into the shoes of Yassine Berrada.