James Miller

GLS Spain to back Premier Padel tournaments in Valencia, Málaga, Madrid and Barcelona through 2026–2027

GLS Spain will be a visible sponsor at four Premier Padel tournaments in Spain during the 2026–2027 seasons: Valencia, Málaga, Madrid and the Premier Padel Finals in Barcelona.

Logista Libros posts 4% shipment growth and 330,000 SKUs in 2025 distribution update

Logista Libros delivered more than 37 million book copies in 2025, growing total volume by 4% year‑on‑year while raising SKU availability to over 330,000 references in stock and increasing logistical dispatches by about 3%.

Mercedes‑Benz NextGenH2 shown to German government: hydrogen long‑haul truck and policy needs

The Mercedes‑Benz NextGenH2 fuel‑cell truck demonstrated to the German government delivers a claimed real‑world range of more than 1,000 kilometres at full load, powered by liquid hydrogen and designed specifically for demanding long‑haul routes.

Winter Storm Fern's Toll on Trucking: Elevated Tender Rejections and Strained Capacity

Tender rejection rates climbed from 9.75% on January 21 to 12.19% on January 28 after Winter Storm Fern, while the National Truckload Index (NTI) increased nearly 3% week-over-week — clear signs that the storm disrupted contracted capacity and pushed marginal freight toward the spot market.

Fenadismer applauds Supreme Court decision against insurers' "due vigilance" exclusions

This article reveals the Supreme Court ruling that struck down the controversial "due vigilance" clauses insurers used to restrict theft coverage in cargo insurance.

Driverless Tesla Robotaxis Arrive in Austin and What That Means for Transport

This piece examines Tesla’s launch of unsupervised robotaxi rides in Austin and explores the practical implications for urban mobility and logistics networks.

Spain expands bus driver work limits to cope with Rodalies de Catalunya suspension

This article explains the temporary relaxation of driving and rest-time rules for bus drivers activated to mitigate the suspension of Rodalies de Catalunya services and the operational consequences for passenger and freight logistics.

California Moves to Enforce English-Language Proficiency for Commercial Drivers and What It Means for Carriers

This article reveals the newly adopted California regulations enforcing English-language proficiency (ELP) for commercial drivers and what those rules mean for carriers, drivers, and logistics operations.

Riyadh Air Activates Riyadh Cargo on Passenger Routes Ahead of Network Expansion

This article reveals how Riyadh Air has quietly started moving cargo in passenger bellyholds as it ramps up for public flights and a large international network.

Knight-Swift posts steep Q4 truckload income decline amid Abilene Motor Express integration

This piece examines Knight-Swift’s steep decline in fourth-quarter truckload operating income and how the Abilene Motor Express rebrand played a central role.

Capitol Hill Hearing Spurs Action Against Fraudulent CDL Mills and Safety Gaps

The surge in fraudulent commercial driver’s license (CDL) mills and related compliance failures has drawn renewed attention from lawmakers and regulators.

How U.S. and India Logistics Differ — Practical Lessons for Global Freight and Transport

This piece examines the logistics relationship between the United States and India, highlighting structural differences, technology adoption, and operational challenges.