James Miller

Key Driving Offenses Observed in CVSA’s Operation Safe Driver Week and Their Relevance to Logistics

Every year, the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) conducts Operation Safe Driver Week to crack down on dangerous driving behaviors among commercial and passenger vehicle operators.

CIMALSA Launches Final Works for First-Phase Urbanization at LOGIS Montblanc Logistics Center

The urban development of the LOGIS Montblanc logistics park has moved a step closer to completion with the initiation of tendering for phase 1B works.

IBA Group’s Stuart Hatcher to Address 747 Demand Outlook at Cargo Facts Symposium 2025 Panel

The aviation freight sector is gearing up for the 31st annual Cargo Facts Symposium, slated for October 22-24, 2025, at the Grand Hyatt in Nashville, Tennessee.

Australia Post’s Bold Move to Upgrade Delivery Fleet with 500 New Rapide 3 Electric Vehicles

The delivery landscape in Australia is shifting gears as Australia Post announces the introduction of 500 new Rapide 3 electric delivery vehicles.

Medium-Duty Truck Sales Fall in September 2025 Despite Slight Monthly Gains

Steady Dip in Medium-Duty Truck Sales Continues September's data shows U.S. medium-duty truck sales struggling to keep pace with last year's numbers, marking a consistent trend of decline in this sector. While sales ticked upward slightly compared to August, they remained well below the same period from the previous year. Understanding the Sales Figures Retail sales for medium-duty trucks — specifically classes 4 through 7 — fell by 7.6% year-over-year, dropping from 18,316 units last September to 16,916 units. This downturn represents the eighth consecutive month where sales have declined compared to the prior year. However, month-over-month, there was a modest increase of 3.4%, up from

Fatal Truck Accident on BI-635 Near Muxika Highlights the Challenges in Road Transport Safety

On a calm Wednesday afternoon, tragedy struck on the BI-635 road as a truck unexpectedly veered off the roadway near Muxika and plunged onto nearby train tracks.

Leadership Shift at Lazer Logistics: Josh Lee Named President to Drive Strategic Expansion

The reins at Lazer Logistics have officially passed to Josh Lee, who assumed the role of president with immediate effect.

Waymo to Launch Driverless Taxi Service in London by 2026, Expanding Its Global Footprint

Driverless taxi services are on the brink of a new chapter as Waymo readies to introduce its autonomous vehicles to London in 2026.

XTL Group Integrates U.S. Logistics Operations with New XTL Logistics USA Brand

Rebranding Signals a Stronger U.S. Logistics Presence Change is in the air as XTL Group brings its U.S. logistics arm under a fresh banner: XTL Logistics USA . This move marks a significant step in harmonizing the company’s global brand identity and emphasizes their commitment to a unified, cross-border logistics strategy without shaking up existing operations. The Evolution from CBT to XTL Logistics USA Back in 2021, XTL Group acquired the Oakwood, Georgia-based 3PL company CBT. Since then, it has quietly woven CBT’s expertise into its broader portfolio. The rebranding to XTL Logistics USA is more than a name change—it’s about creating a consistent customer experience backed by the full

How U.S. Tariff Adjustments Are Driving Retailers to Rethink Parcel Shipping via Postal Networks

The Impact of Tariff Changes on U.S. Parcel Shipments A recent abolition of the U.S. de minimis tariff exemption —which previously allowed small-dollar imports valued under $800 to enter duty-free with minimal customs processing—is reshaping how retailers and logistics companies handle international deliveries. This policy shift has led to substantial backlogs and processing bottlenecks, notably for commercial carriers like UPS , which are now overwhelmed with parcels missing required customs data. The ripple effect? A growing curiosity and strategic pivot toward traditional postal shipping networks as an alternative avenue for managing costs and compliance in this new regulatory landscape.

How a Pragmatic Strategy for Decarbonising Road Feeder Services Shapes Transport & Logistics

Decarbonisation of road feeder services is no longer a lofty goal but rather a pressing necessity in today’s transport ecosystem.

Intensified Oversight on Transport Cooperatives Engaged in Illegal Taxation and Its Implications for Logistics

Recent years have seen a surge in inspections targeting a subset of transport cooperatives whose members are reportedly engaged in unlawful tax activities.