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Washington's SR 509 Toll Expressway Enhances Freight Movement to Seattle and Tacoma Ports
Washington State has launched the first phase of an innovative toll expressway aimed at easing freight congestion near its bustling ports of Seattle and Tacoma.
Werner Enterprises Reports Steady Freight Market Momentum Amid Pricing and Supply Dynamics
Recent remarks from Werner Enterprises indicate the freight market is showing signs of inching toward recovery after years of sluggishness.
LondonMetric Property Plc has completed a significant round of investments, acquiring assets valued at £78.5 million under triple net lease (NNN) agreements.
Understanding the New EORI UE and XI Number Obligations for Carriers Importing Cargo into the EU
Carriers transporting accompanied cargo into the European Union now face strict regulations requiring them to have a valid EORI UE or XI number.
Electric vehicles (EVs) could soon hit longer ranges with quicker charges, all thanks to a fresh breakthrough in graphite by Exxon Mobil.
Kenworth Truck Centres Celebrates 45 Years with Hanover TRP Parts Store Launch
The heart of Kenworth Truck Centres’ mission has always been clear: to keep commercial vehicles rolling.
Streamlining Freight Payment and Matching: Tai, Navix, Highway, and Decklar Innovations
In the complex world of freight logistics, cash flow often feels like a puzzle wrapped in paperwork.
U.S.-China Trade Talks Resume in Madrid This weekend, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is set to meet Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng in Madrid to continue high-stakes talks aimed at ironing out contentious trade and national security issues. This meeting marks the fourth round of ongoing discussions following prior sessions in London, Geneva, and Stockholm. Both parties have agreed to multiple 90-day pauses on escalating reciprocal tariffs, successfully putting the brakes on a potential full-scale trade war. These negotiations focus heavily on tariff relief and reducing risks associated with strategic industries vital to both nations’ economies, such as rare earth elements,
7Air Cargo Extends Reach with New Miami Connections to Costa Rica and Antigua
7Air Cargo, the FAA-certified carrier launched earlier this year, is spreading its wings across the Americas, stepping up the competition and capacity in air freight corridors.
How Trucking HR Canada’s Take Our Kids to Work Day Opens Doors to the Trucking World on November 5
Every year, students across Canada get a rare glimpse behind the curtain of the working world through the Take Our Kids to Work program, slated for November 5 this year.
How a Truck Driver’s $100,000 Lotto Win Could Change His Route and Plans
Imagine going about your everyday work life as a truck driver and suddenly hitting a jackpot that lights the way for bill payments, investments, and even a much-awaited vacation.
A Closer Look at Rail Freight Volumes and Commodity Trends in North America for 2025
Rail Freight Volumes Dip Amid Shifting Commodity Patterns Recent data shows a slight pullback in U.S. weekly rail freight traffic for the week ending September 6, 2025, dropping by 2.4% compared to the same period last year. This decline is visible across both carload freight and intermodal units , yet it sits against the backdrop of a generally positive year. Despite the weekly softness, the cumulative volume for the first 36 weeks of 2025 remains comfortably above last year's pace, giving operators a bit of breathing room. Dissecting the Numbers: Weekly and Year-to-Date Insights Metric Weekly Change (YoY) Year-to-Date Change (YoY) Total U.S. Rail Traffic (Carloads + Intermodal) -2.4%
