James Miller

Unauthorized carriers moving M1 Abrams and Bradley Fighting Vehicles: logistics risks and remedies

Reports indicate that unauthorized motor carriers have been awarded shipments of sensitive Department of Defense equipment, including M1 Abrams tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles.

Avoiding Small Compliance Mistakes That Bring Freight Shipments to a Halt

This piece will reveal the most frequent compliance mistakes that slow freight and practical steps to keep goods moving on time.

Knight-Swift Q4 Results: Loss, Adjusted EPS Shortfall and Guidance

The focus here is Knight-Swift Transportation’s fourth-quarter financial update and what it means for carriers, shippers, and the broader logistics chain.

How a strong winter storm could ripple through eastern US rail hubs and supply chains

A significant winter storm forecast for the south-central and eastern United States threatens to disrupt rail operations, intermodal flows, and regional supply chains later this week.

Trucking Alliance lays out safety reforms centered on driver testing and training

The Trucking Alliance has unveiled a set of safety reforms aimed squarely at what happens inside the driver’s cab — from drug testing methods to tighter oversight of training schools and enforcement tools.

Per diems, disguised pay and the fight for real wages in road haulage: Fenadismer, Anetra and CCOO in focus

This article explains why proposals to increase tax-exempt per diems for drivers risk entrenching wage concealment and weakening social protection for the transport workforce.

A Practical, Unsweetened Look at How Global Logistics Really Works

This piece will walk through the most important benchmarks and hard facts that shape global logistics today in plain language and with practical takeaways.

A Baleària kibővített tengeri összeköttetéseket és flottabővítést vázol fel a Kanári-szigetek számára

Ez a cikk a Baleària FITUR-ban tartott prezentációját vizsgálja, ahol a vállalat

Prologis predicts U.S. warehouse vacancies will tighten and rents will rise by 2026

This article lays out Prologis' latest view that the U.S. warehouse market is moving from cooling to tightening, with key metrics expected to improve through 2026. Market snapshot: turnaround in warehouse fundamentals Prologis, the San Francisco-based REIT, signaled on its quarterly call that the industrial property cycle has started to shift. Vacancy rates have likely peaked and several indicators — notably net absorption , occupancy and rents — are turning up. If you track freight and distribution trends, that’s the kind of market pivot that makes carriers and warehouse operators sit up and take notes. Key highlights from the quarter The company reported record lease signings in 2025

Holcim saját flottát indít 30 Volvo FH 500 CV I‑Save teherautóval a Volvo Truckstól

A 30 darab Volvo FH 500 CV I‑Save egység Holcimnak történő leszállítása jelzi a cement- és építőipari cég saját tehergépjármű-flottájának elindítását Spanyolországban.

Trump Drops Planned EU Tariffs Following NATO Agreement on Greenland

This piece explains the decision by U.S. President Donald Trump to cancel planned tariffs on eight European countries after a NATO-related framework over Greenland emerged, and what that could mean for logistics and international trade. What changed — the headline in plain terms President Donald Trump announced that the 10% tariffs set to begin on February 1 would not be imposed on eight European nations after he and NATO leadership reached a framework for future cooperation over Greenland and the wider Arctic. The move came shortly after the European Union voted to suspend a trade-deal framework with the U.S. that had been negotiated amid earlier tariff threats. Key facts at a glance Item

How freight audit and payment grew from invoice control into a global strategic asset

This piece reveals how freight audit and payment moved from simple invoice checking to a strategic capability that shapes cost visibility, provider performance, and logistics planning.