James Miller

Examining Dry Van Contract Rate Trends and Carrier Challenges in 2024’s Freight Market

Contract rates for dry van truckload services have shown remarkable stability over the past 15 months, inching up by about 1%.

Freight Trends Indicate a Sharp Goods Sector Slowdown Amid Persistent Transport Overcapacity in 2025

The freight data currently available paints a vivid picture of a goods recession gripping the U.S.

Updated Interactive Platform for Low Emission Zones in Spain Enhances Freight Transport Planning

Freight transport and logistics professionals operating across Spain now have a clearer window into the ever-evolving landscape of Low Emission Zones (Zonas de Bajas Emisiones, ZBE) thanks to a newly updated online platform.

TRADISNA Leads a Powerful Truck Convoy Protest in Pamplona Advocating Fair Treatment for Navarre’s Freight Transport Sector

On October 31, the transport industry in Navarre made an emphatic statement, rallying behind a massive truck convoy through the heart of Pamplona.

Highlighting Key Contributions in Spanish Transport and Logistics: The Fourth Edition of AET’s Medals for Merit

The Spanish Transport Association (AET) held its fourth annual ceremony awarding the Medallas al Mérito en el Transporte (Medals for Merit in Transport) at the auditorium of the College of Civil Engineers.

How ATDL and Molgas Are Driving Zero-Emission Heavy Transport Using BioLNG

The logistics sector is witnessing a noteworthy shift as ATDL, a company focused on sustainable logistics solutions, joins forces with Molgas Energy Group, a European leader in natural gas and biomethane supply.

BYD Electric Buses to Strengthen TMB Barcelona’s Zero-Emission Bus Fleet in 2026

By the end of 2026, Transportes Metropolitanos de Barcelona (TMB) will welcome 19 new electric buses from BYD, representing a significant leap forward in the city's commitment to sustainable public transportation.

TFI International Reports Operating Income Decline Amid US Supply Chain Interruptions

TFI International experienced a significant 24% decline in operating income during the third quarter, falling to $153.3 million.

Flight Delays Mount Across US Airports Due to Air Traffic Controller Shortage and Government Shutdown

Air travel across the United States is facing significant challenges as continued shortages in air traffic controller staffing coincide with a government shutdown.

Understanding Why Drivers Are Still Paying Lumper Fees on Freight Deliveries

It’s baffling how the trucking industry still grapples with a situation where drivers are footing the bill for unloading freight that isn’t theirs, especially when this cost is logically the responsibility of the shipper.

Building Long-Term Trucking Sales Success Through Patient, Strategic Efforts

Sales in the trucking industry thrive when companies adopt a steady, well-thought-out approach, much like moving carefully from base to base in baseball.

Exploring the Hidden Costs of Extending Truck Lifecycles in Fleets and Their Logistics Impact

Many trucking fleets have been pushing their vehicles beyond the typical service lifespan, stretching lifecycles to cope with market pressures.