James Miller

Canada Rolls Out $3.6 Billion Fund to Help Businesses Navigate Tariff Challenges

Facing significant challenges from tariffs imposed by major trading partners, Canada has introduced a comprehensive relief package totaling CAD 5 billion (USD 3.6 billion).

How to Know When to Drive, Dispatch, or Fully Step Away from Your Trucking Business Management

Every small carrier reaches a crossroads: is this venture a business or just a relentless job behind the wheel?

European Truck and Bus Industry Pushes for Accelerated Measures to Meet 2030 Climate Objectives

As high-level talks approach concerning the automotive sector’s future, European truck and bus manufacturers emphasize the critical need to expedite efforts towards achieving 2030 climate targets.

Used Truck Sales Soar 29% Amid Fragile Trucking Market and Shifts in Fleet Ownership

In a puzzling turn of events, used Class 8 truck sales jumped nearly 30% last July, even though signs from the trucking industry point to a fragile recovery at best.

Stability and Subtle Shifts in U.S. Trucking Employment: August Insights and Warehouse Job Revisions

The number of truck transportation jobs in the United States experienced a modest decline in August, signaling a continuation of a generally steady trend observed over the past several months.

Unlocking the Power of Transportation Execution Systems: ARC’s 2025 Research Initiative

Transportation Execution Systems (TES) have quietly but steadily shifted from being mere back-office tools to becoming the very heart of logistics operations.

Mexico’s Lázaro Cárdenas Port Faces Truckers’ Blockade Over Lengthy Delays and Subpar Conditions

A growing blockade at Lázaro Cárdenas, Mexico's second-largest container port, has sent ripples through the cargo and logistics sector due to extended waiting times and unsatisfactory driver amenities.

Sequential Gains in U.S. Freight Market Signal Hopeful Trends Despite Ongoing Challenges

Freight Market Gains Momentum in Q2 The U.S. freight transportation sector experienced a notable uptick in the second quarter, with shipment volumes climbing by 2.4% and spending rising by 1.2% compared to the previous quarter. This marks the first back-to-back increase in these key metrics in three years, pointing to some positive momentum despite a backdrop of persistent headwinds, including tariff-related uncertainties. Regional Highlights and Sequential Growth Every major region across the country reported an increase in shipment volumes quarter-over-quarter, with the Southwest region leading the pack at an impressive 6.7% growth. Such uniform improvement suggests broad-based activity

Examining the Push for Tariffs on Truck Imports and Its Implications for U.S. Industry and Logistics

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union has placed significant pressure on Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick to enforce stringent tariffs on imports of medium- and heavy-duty trucks, intending to encourage manufacturers to bring production back to the United States.

Asia-Europe Air Freight Emerges as Dominant Force in 2025 Global Trade Network

In the bustling world of global trade, the Asia-Europe air cargo corridor has taken center stage as the most dynamic link in 2025.

Understanding the Ryanair-AENA Conflict Over Airport Fees and Its Effects on Workforce and Travel

The friction between Ryanair and AENA over airport fees has escalated into a public dispute that risks affecting not only airline economics but also the lives of many employees and passengers.

How Amazon Air’s New Santo Domingo Route Is Shaping Caribbean Cargo Logistics

Amazon Air has recently expanded its third-party air freight network by launching a new international route connecting Miami and Santo Domingo, marking its debut into the Caribbean market.