James Miller

The Current State of U.S. Trucking: Equipment Oversupply, Pricing Struggles, and Carrier Caution

The trucking sector in the United States continues to grapple with a challenging environment characterized by subdued freight rates and economic uncertainty.

How Kevin Nolan's Strategies Shaped Multi-Billion Dollar Ventures in Freight Logistics

In the world of logistics, scaling companies into multi-billion dollar enterprises is no walk in the park.

Navigating the AI Wave in Freight: How PCS Software’s Cortex AI is Shaping Fleet Operations

Artificial Intelligence is no longer just a buzzword but a game-changer shaking up the freight and logistics world.

Container Import Volumes Dip at Port of Long Beach While Year-to-Date Figures Keep Growing

The Port of Long Beach recently reported a significant decline in container imports for October 2025, showing a 17.6% decrease compared to the same month in 2024.

Inside the Shutdown of Trucker’s Paradise, Texas’ Biggest Truck Stop and Its Logistics Implications

Trucker’s Paradise, once hailed as “America’s biggest truck stop,” opened with big dreams in Gainesville, Texas, only to close its doors less than a year later amid financial turmoil.

A New Era Begins for the American Postal Workers Union Under President Jonathan Smith

The American Postal Workers Union (APWU) recently experienced a significant leadership transition as Jonathan Smith took over the presidency from Mark Dimonstein, who served a notable 12-year term.

Titanium Transportation Achieves Strong Operating Income and Sees Gradual Capacity Tightening

Titanium Transportation recorded its second straight quarter of positive operating income in both trucking and logistics divisions — a noteworthy turnaround supported by robust cash flow and reduced debt leverage.

Rail Freight’s Current Outlook: Growth in Some Sectors but Challenges Persist

Rail freight is signaling a mixed bag as it navigates through the ups and downs of the broader economy.

The New Bus Concession Map Faces Criticism for Reinforcing Monopolies and Stalling Sector Innovation

The recent unveiling of Spain’s updated bus concession map has stirred up considerable debate within the transport industry, particularly among smaller coach operators.

North Carolina Receives $4.9M to Expand Southeastern Community College’s Truck Driving Training Program

A substantial funding boost of $4.9 million has been earmarked to significantly expand a truck driver training program at Southeastern Community College, near Whiteville, North Carolina.

Union Pacific Gains Union Backing by Guaranteeing Lifelong Employment Following Merger With Norfolk Southern

Union Pacific has scored a vital victory in its ongoing merger plans by securing the backing of the National Conference of Firemen and Oilers (NCFO), a significant union faction.

November 2025 Ocean Freight Dynamics: Rising GRIs and the Anticipated Return of Red Sea Container Traffic

After a dip earlier in the year, ocean freight rates have taken an upward turn, despite a general slump in shipment volumes.