James Miller

FMCSA to Cut Off Paper Payments for Trucking Fees from September 30, Changing How Carriers Process Payments

The Shift in FMCSA Payment Methods Starting September 30, the U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) will officially stop accepting paper payments such as cheques and money orders for all agency-related fee transactions. This marks a significant change for fleets and trucking companies who are used to mailing in payments for things like initial registrations, fee reinstatements, legal name changes, and civil penalty settlements. What Transactions Are Affected? Every fee-based transaction handled by the FMCSA will now require online or electronic payment methods. This includes: Initial operating authority registrations Reinstatements of suspended or revoked authority Legal

Investigating Methane Emissions of LNG Ships Reveals Lower Levels Than Previously Estimated

When it comes to ship emissions, methane has often been the elephant in the room, particularly for vessels powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG).

Strategic Collaborations Among Air Cargo Carriers Boost Route Networks and Operational Efficiency

In the fast-paced world of air freight, carrier alliances and partnerships have become indispensable strategies for expanding route networks and meeting the ever-shifting demands of global markets.

How Modern Supply Chain Education is Shaping Resilience and Risk-Ready Leaders for Tomorrow

Adapting Supply Chain Education to Meet Today's Challenges The world of supply chain management isn’t what it used to be. With disruptions hitting harder and faster—from natural disasters to global health crises—businesses need a fresh breed of leaders armed with more than just traditional logistics tactics. This piece delves into how universities and institutions are revamping their supply chain programs, placing resilience and risk readiness at the forefront of education. Why Resilience Has Become the New Mantra Supply chain volatility isn’t a new story, but its frequency and intensity sure have amped up in recent years. Situations like the COVID-19 pandemic and global trade fluctuations

Digital Twin Technology Revolutionizes Demolition Waste Management by Bentley, Enactus, and SiTESalvage

The challenge of managing construction and demolition waste has long weighed heavily on the global environment, with mountains of debris frequently ending up in landfills.

Strategies Off-Price Retailers Use to Stay Competitive Amid Rising Tariffs

Off-price retailers like TJX, Ross, and Burlington face a tough balancing act as tariffs climb, pushing up wholesale costs.

NACFE Launches Real-World Tracking of 13 Fleets in Run on Less – Messy Middle Challenge

As of September 8, 2025, a significant experiment in North American freight efficiency got underway: the North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE) began monitoring the daily activities of 13 trucking fleets participating in the Run on Less – Messy Middle initiative.

Motive Overcomes Samsara in ITC Patent Dispute, Signaling a Boost for Tech Innovation and Fair Competition

The recent US International Trade Commission (ITC) ruling in favor of Motive Technologies (formerly KeepTruckin) against Samsara highlights a critical moment in the evolving world of fleet technology and service competition.

ArcBest Adjusts Third-Quarter Margin Guidance Reflecting Softening Demand and Elevated Expenses

ArcBest has recently adjusted its third-quarter margin forecast, influenced by softer market demand and increasing operational costs.

CEVA Logistics Initiates Europe-Wide Reverse Logistics for Electric Vehicle Battery Recycling and Reuse

Electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrids aren’t just revolutionizing transport; they’re also creating a fresh set of challenges and opportunities in logistics, especially at the end of a battery's lifespan.

Streamlining Airport Cargo Collection with Smart Pick Up and Verified ID Technologies

Airport cargo handling has long been bogged down by manual processes, involving heaps of paperwork, confusing booking desks, and tiresome queues.

Telecom Operators Fall Short of Unlocking Full Customer Value Potential Despite Clear Monetization Challenges

Telecom operators worldwide are currently tapping into only about 60% of the potential customer value available to them, leaving a significant chunk—roughly 40%—unrealized.