James Miller

Mississippi Strengthens Enforcement Against Illegal Truckers to Enhance Transportation Safety and Compliance

Mississippi has recently stepped up efforts to tighten enforcement against illegal truck drivers, aiming to boost road safety and protect lawful industry practices.

Platts Updates Fuel Price Assessments to Exclude Russian-Origin Crude-Based Products

The global benchmark setter Platts has introduced a significant shift in how it evaluates fuel prices by excluding any products derived from Russian crude oil.

Major Participation in A Coruña's Public Bus Transport Strike Demands Fair Labor Conditions

The recent strike action by public transport bus drivers in the province of A Coruña saw overwhelming support, with nearly all drivers participating.

Alice Martin of Ohio Trucking Firm Sentenced to 30 Months for Long-Term Income Tax Evasion Scheme

A significant legal development unfolded in northeastern Ohio as Alice Martin, the owner of Martin Logistics, a trucking company near Canton, was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison and ordered to pay nearly $2 million in restitution.

How CRST Manages Market Headwinds and Eyes Expansion in Flatbed Operations by 2026

Facing a freight market that has been anything but kind, CRST is holding its ground, showing positive growth trends in its dedicated truckload operations over the past year and a half.

Amazon Italia’s €180 Million Settlement Ends Labor Fraud Investigation and Affects Logistics Practices

Amazon Italia Transport has brought closure to a high-profile judicial investigation conducted by Milan's Public Prosecutor’s Office regarding the controversial labor practices known as "job bags." The Italian logistics arm of the e-commerce giant agreed to pay over €180 million in fiscal compensations and has dismantled an algorithmic tracking system employed to monitor delivery drivers’ performance in real time.

The Shutdown of James R. Smith Trucking Reflects Pressures Facing Mid-Sized Fleets in Today’s Freight Market

An Age-Old Fleet Meets Modern Market Realities The recent closure of James R. Smith Trucking, a family-run freight operation that's been around since 1955, sheds light on the turbulent waters many trucking companies are navigating today. With a fleet of nearly 50 trucks and 50 drivers, this once-resilient company found itself unable to weather the storm of an evolving freight landscape characterized by fierce competition, aging assets, and squeezed profit margins. The Weight of an Aging Fleet The company’s average truck age hovered around 10 years, which, while not ancient, presented significant challenges. Older equipment doesn’t just mean more frequent trips to the mechanic—it drives up

Navigating the Controversy Over Chittagong Port's Terminal Concessions and Strategic Investments

Bangladesh's bustling Port of Chittagong, a crucial maritime gateway, is currently amid a heated dispute concerning the concession of key container terminals.

Over Two Thousand Van Drivers Penalized for Speeding During Nationwide Traffic Controls

Between November 24 and 30, an extensive traffic operation was conducted, focusing on the more than 2.7 million van drivers circulating on national roads.

DHL Supply Chain Expands Electric Freight Operations with First Tesla Semi Delivery

The landscape of freight transportation is charging ahead with sustainable innovations.

Primafrio Marks Milestone with Fifth Consecutive Flota Ecológica Certification from AEGFA

Primafrio, a well-known international logistics operator specializing in Europe’s temperature-controlled transportation of fresh produce, has once again demonstrated its commitment to environmental responsibility by renewing the Flota Ecológica certification for the fifth consecutive year.

US and Chinese Officials Renew Commitments to Strengthen Trade Relations and Economic Stability

Recent diplomatic exchanges have sparked fresh momentum in the economic relationship between the United States and China, with senior officials affirming their dedication to ongoing trade cooperation.