James Miller

Pembina Institute finds electric truck charging will have smaller grid impacts than earlier forecasts

This piece looks at new findings showing that widespread electrification of medium- and heavy‑duty vehicles is unlikely to overwhelm the electrical grid in the near term.

How FedEx Freight’s BBB- Rating Shapes the LTL Market and Logistics

This article explains the credit rating and financial setup FedEx Freight will carry into its spinoff and what that means for the LTL market and logistics networks.

Open Nominations for FMCSA’s Motor Carrier Safety Advisory Committee and Medical Review Board

FMCSA is seeking nominations for two federal advisory bodies that shape policies affecting commercial motor vehicle safety.

Eaton Announces Spin-Off of Mobility Group and What It Means for Logistics

This piece explains Eaton’s decision to spin off its Mobility Group into a separate publicly traded company and explores the likely effects on supply chains and logistics.

How Air Canada Cargo Is Turning Canada Into a Global Transit Hub

This piece reveals how Air Canada Cargo is reworking its freighter network and what that means for transit flows, carriers and shippers.

Gokul Sudamani joins Oman Air Cargo as Regional Head of Sales for the Middle East and Gulf

Oman Air Cargo has appointed Gokul Sudamani as Regional Head of Sales for the Middle East and Gulf, a role created to strengthen the carrier’s commercial push and service to freight forwarders across the region.

DHL Supply Chain confirmed as expanded global logistics partner for Airbus

This article reveals DHL Supply Chain’s renewed and expanded agreement with Airbus to manage and orchestrate the manufacturer’s global logistics for commercial aircraft activities.

Volvo Buses Hands Over Two 15m B13R Coaches to Alsa Highlighting Fuel and Safety Gains

At FITUR 2026, Volvo Buses officially handed over two new B13R coaches to Alsa, a move that blends power, efficiency, and modern safety tech in a familiar package.

American Eagle Outfitters to discontinue Quiet Logistics third-party fulfillment operations

American Eagle Outfitters will discontinue the third-party operations of Quiet Logistics, winding down services at several fulfillment centers in the coming months.

Emergency hours-of-service relief from FMCSA affects 40 states — what drivers and logistics managers need to know

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has issued a temporary hours-of-service (HOS) waiver covering 40 states during severe winter storms, and this piece breaks down what that means for carriers, drivers, and supply chains.

How Flexport Uses Human-in-the-Loop AI to Improve Airfreight Reliability

This piece reveals how integrating human-in-the-loop AI is changing airfreight reliability and what that means for logistics operations moving forward.

How Teesside Airport’s cargo push could reshape regional logistics and fast e‑commerce delivery

Teesside Airport is expanding its cargo operations with faster turnarounds, 24/7 handling, a large temperature‑controlled facility and the UK’s first airport free port status — initiatives designed to capture time‑sensitive e‑commerce and specialised shipments.