James Miller

What First-Time Flatbed Owner-Operators Must Know Before Hauling Open Deck Freight

Switching from van or reefer trucking to flatbed freight hauling is like stepping onto a whole new playing field.

Rising OPEC+ Production Plans Stir Speculation of Brent Crude Slipping Below $60

Oil markets have been caught in a bit of a tug-of-war, balancing between the recent hints from OPEC+ about boosting production and ongoing tightness in U.S.

Moya Aero’s Moya 256 VTOL Drone Advances with Official Experimental Flight Approval

Moya Aero recently achieved a significant checkpoint by obtaining the experimental flight authorization from the Brazilian Civil Aviation Authority for its innovative Moya 256 electric VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) drone.

Immigration Enforcement at Hyundai’s Georgia EV Facility: Unpacking Supply Chain and Logistics Implications

A large-scale immigration enforcement action targeted Hyundai Motor Co.'s electric vehicle campus near Savannah, Georgia, detaining 475 workers, primarily Korean nationals employed by subcontractors.

Exploring the Pros and Cons of Super Singles Tires in Fleet Logistics Operations

When it comes to optimizing truck fleets, the buzz around super singles—those wide-base tires replacing traditional dual tire sets—is impossible to ignore.

Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Hydrogen Trucks Achieve 225,000 Kilometers in Client Logistics Trials

The logistics world is witnessing a green revolution with Daimler Truck's five Mercedes-Benz GenH2 hydrogen-powered trucks collectively surpassing 225,000 kilometers in real customer operations.

Logistics Plus Expands Brokerage Capacity with Chicago-Based LoadDelivered Logistics Acquisition

Logistics Plus, a prominent player in the global logistics and transportation sector, has recently added Chicago-based freight broker LoadDelivered Logistics to its family.

Addressing the Critical Shortage of Safe Truck Parking in Europe and Its Impact on Logistics

The European Commission has recently drawn attention to the pressing issue of inadequate secure parking for trucks throughout the European Union.

How Trans-Pacific Container Spot Rates Favor Big Shippers and Influence Global Shipping Costs

Heading into September, a clear divide in container spot rates on the trans-Pacific route has emerged, where smaller shippers are bearing the brunt of rising costs compared to their larger counterparts.

Changes at P&G’s Ohio Distribution Center Impact FedEx Supply Chain Operations and Workforce

FedEx Supply Chain will cease operating a key Procter & Gamble distribution center in Lima, Ohio, marking a significant shift in logistics management at the facility.

Spain’s Transport Sector at a Crossroads: Current Issues and Future Outlook

As summer fades and a new political cycle begins, Spain’s transport sector finds itself grappling with a series of persistent challenges.

U.S. Health Department Delays Drug Hair Testing Guidelines Affecting Federal Trucking Regulations

Introduction to the Hair Testing Guidelines Update The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has once again postponed the release of revised guidelines concerning drug testing through hair samples, now targeting an October 2025 publication. These guidelines hold significant weight because they directly influence drug-testing policies overseen by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), the federal authority regulating truck drivers. Background and Regulatory Context The hair testing protocols, if approved and formally adopted by FMCSA, could usher in a new era of drug screening for commercial drivers, moving beyond traditional urine and saliva tests. The use of