James Miller

New Legislation to Ease Livestock Hauling Regulations

Introduction Recent developments in U.S. legislation present an exciting opportunity for livestock haulers. New measures aim to alleviate the burdensome regulations that currently govern hours of service and electronic logging devices for these important drivers. Overview of the New Bill The legislation, known as the Hauling Exemptions for Livestock Protection (HELP) Act, was introduced by U.S. Representative Jeff Hurd from Colorado. This proposal seeks to provide livestock haulers with additional relief from regulations concerning hours of service and obligations related to electronic logging devices. This is essential because it recognizes the unique challenges faced by those transporting

Explore the Funding Guide for Trucking and Logistics Fleets in Canada

Trucking HR Canada (THRC) has made waves in the transportation sector by releasing a new digital resource called the Funds for Fleets guide.

Next-Gen Chassis Sensor from ZF: Enhanced Intelligence and Data Insights

The automotive world is witnessing a significant transformation with the introduction of state-of-the-art chassis sensors.

Uncertainty in Trade Policy Hinders Canadian Businesses

The current landscape of Canadian businesses showcases how uncertainties in trade policies can lead to significant hesitations in investment and hiring practices.

PermaCold Logistics is Investing $60 Million in a New Cold Storage Facility

The recent investment by PermaCold Logistics in constructing a $60 million cold storage facility in Georgia marks a vital step forward for the region’s logistics landscape, especially in catering to the growing demand for refrigerated commodities.

New Shipping's Recent Suezmax Order: Implications for the Maritime Industry

New Shipping, a prominent player in the maritime sector, has recently made headlines by signing an order for new Suezmax tankers in China.

New Partnership Aims to Simplify and Standardize Tax Refund Processes in European Transport

The formation of a new association has been announced, focusing on enhancing efficiency and standardizing tax refund procedures within the European transport sector.

The Impact of Labor Disputes on Canadian Businesses and Shipping Sector

As labor negotiations between Canada Post and its employees reach a critical point, a survey conducted by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business highlights a worrying trend: two-thirds of small businesses (approximately 63%) are prepared to switch to alternative couriers if a strike occurs.

Small Businesses May Turn Away from Canada Post Amid Strike Threats

Mail carriers are currently voting on the proposed final contract from Canada Post, and there's a cloud of uncertainty hanging in the air.

Fleetworthy Expands its Services Through the Acquisition of Commercelogic

The recent acquisition of Commercelogic by Fleetworthy marks a significant development in the logistics and transportation sector.

New Shipping Legislation in India to Replace Colonial Laws

India has taken a significant step forward in redefining its shipping framework with the recent passage of the Bills of Lading Bill, 2025.

Layoffs at Ruan Transport: Impacts and Implications for Logistics

Iowa-based Ruan Transport has announced the laying off of 144 employees from its Tolleson, Arizona facility.