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Emirates Initiates Introduction of 777-300ERSF Freighter Conversions Ahead of 2026 Deployment
In a strategic move to bolster its air cargo capabilities, Emirates has commenced the process of converting selected 777-300ER passenger aircraft into freighters, designated as 777-300ERSF.
Quarterhill has secured a $5.2 million contract to bring its cutting-edge toll lane system to a key Express Lane corridor in the United States, signaling a leap forward in transportation technology.
Scania, the Swedish truck manufacturer renowned globally, has propelled autonomous trucking into a striking new frontier.
Scania Autonomous Trucks Execute Precise Maneuver in Stunning Red Bull Jump Event
Scania has spotlighted just how close the reality of self-driving trucks is by pulling off a jaw-dropping feat of precision in a recent challenge involving their autonomous vehicles.
How Trimble’s New AI-Enabled Transportation Management System Shapes the Future of Freight Logistics
In today’s fast-paced transportation world, efficient management of freight operations can be the difference between a smooth delivery and a logistical nightmare.
TRAFFIC Act Aims to Prevent Human Traffickers from Holding Transportation Credentials
Efforts to tighten federal restrictions on human trafficking within transportation sectors have gained bipartisan backing with a new bill introduced in the Senate.
The spotlight is on the government's hesitation regarding the extension of the €125,000 annual billing limit for autonomous workers to remain under the modules taxation scheme in 2026.
How UPS Overcomes the MD-11 Cargo Jet Grounding to Keep Freight Moving
When the unexpected hits a logistics giant, adaptability is the name of the game.
Ford Trucks recently showcased its vision for sustainable transportation with the debut of two significant models at Solutrans 2025 in Lyon, France — the all-new second-generation F-MAX and the electric F-LINE E.
U.S. Rail Freight Sees Weekly Decline but Maintains Yearly Growth Across North America
Weekly Rail Freight Trends: A Mixed Bag The most recent data paints a picture of rail freight in the U.S. that’s slightly down in weekly terms yet still holding the fort over the course of the year. For the week ending November 15, total domestic U.S. rail freight — combining both carloads and intermodal units — slipped by 4.5% compared to the same period last year. Breaking that down, carload freight showed a modest decline of 0.2%, while intermodal volume took a bigger hit, down by 7.7%. Understanding the Numbers Freight Type Volume (Units) Weekly Change (%) Carloads 223,101 -0.2% Intermodal units 270,779 -7.7% Total Rail Freight (Carloads + Intermodal) 493,880 -4.5% Sector-Specific
Maersk Relocates North America Headquarters to Charlotte, Expanding Workforce and Investment
Maersk Sets Up North American Headquarters in Charlotte A.P. Moller-Maersk has designated Charlotte, North Carolina as the new home for its North America headquarters, marking a significant shift from its longtime base in New Jersey. This strategic move is not only a nod to Charlotte’s growing business landscape but also a step expected to create 500 new jobs, raising the company’s local workforce to around 1,300 employees. Investment and Economic Impact Maersk’s decision to relocate involves an investment of $16 million into Mecklenburg County and comes with a potential $8 million state grant, contingent upon job creation and investment milestones. The average salary for these new
FAA Rescinds Restrictions on Air Traffic, With Cargo Flights Remaining Steady
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has officially withdrawn its earlier mandate to reduce air traffic by up to 10%, allowing both passenger and cargo flights to resume normal schedules across the United States.
