James Miller

Federal Review Highlights New York’s High Rate of Illegal Commercial Driver’s Licenses and Its Impact on Road Safety

A recent federal review uncovered significant issues with New York State’s issuance of commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs), focusing particularly on licenses provided outside the bounds of federal regulations.

Overview of a Truck Overturn on N-420 Resulting in a Positive Alcohol Test for the Driver

On the stretch of the N-420 road near the town of Cardeña, a truck driver lost control of his vehicle, which led to the truck veering off the road and overturning in the middle of the carriageway.

Smart Approaches to Sustainable Fulfillment and Their Impact on Logistics in 2026

In 2026, sustainable fulfillment is no longer just a trend tucked away in corporate responsibility reports—it’s shaping up as a major competitive edge.

Key Mistakes to Avoid in Transloading and Their Effects on Freight Transport

At first glance, transloading might look like a straightforward process: containers arrive, cargo is unloaded, and then reloaded onto another mode of transport.

How Maersk’s New CFO and Regional Leaders Are Steering the Shipping Giant Through Evolving Markets

The Danish shipping titan Maersk has embarked on a significant reshuffle of its top brass, signaling a strategic pivot as the company adapts to intensified competition and shifting market dynamics.

Michelin Spain Portugal’s New Leadership Set to Take the Helm in April 2026

After nearly four decades of dedicated service and over seven years steering Michelin Spain Portugal at the highest level, a significant change is on the horizon.

Challenges in New York’s Immigrant CDL Licensing Could Affect Federal Funding and Transport Safety

New York State is under scrutiny due to its issuance of commercial driver's licenses (CDLs) to immigrants that might remain valid even after the immigrants’ legal authorization to reside in the U.S.

Celebrating Excellence in Supply Chain: Highlights from Logistics UK's 2025 Awards Ceremony

On the evening of December 11, 2025, the logistics community came together at the elegant Park Plaza Westminster Bridge for the much-anticipated Logistics Awards 2025, organized by Logistics UK.

Analyzing the Decline in U.S. Container Trade Rates Due to Rising Vessel Capacity and Market Dynamics

U.S. Container Trades: A Tug of War Between Demand and Supply The freight shipping world on major U.S. container trade lanes is seeing an interesting clash: demand and supply just don’t seem to be in sync. Recent weeks have uncovered a significant drop in spot container rates alongside a surge in available vessel capacity. This mismatch is shaking up the balance of power between carriers and shippers, with the latter emerging as the clear winners in rate negotiations. Falling Spot Rates on Key Trans-Pacific Routes Spot rates for container shipping from Asia to the U.S. West Coast have dipped about 2% in the latest week, equating to a $33 drop per forty-foot equivalent unit (FEU), settling

How AI Innovations Are Revolutionizing Trucking Operations and Freight Logistics

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a buzzword in trucking—it’s becoming a game-changer for freight operations.

Balancing Human Skills and AI Technology: Keys to Successful AI Adoption in Transportation

Artificial intelligence (AI) is swiftly becoming a game changer across transportation operations.

The Rising Importance of Data Security in Transportation’s AI Era

The surge in artificial intelligence (AI) adoption within the transportation and logistics sectors marks a turning point in operational efficiency—but it also brings fresh challenges in safeguarding data.