James Miller

U.S. Authorities Crack Down on Chinese Parcel Shipments Employing Fraudulent Labels

Temporary Restraining Order Issued Against Two Logistics Firms U.S. law enforcement has stepped in, enforcing a temporary restraining order that restricts two logistics companies operating out of New York City and Los Angeles. These companies, along with their owner, have been barred from utilizing the U.S. Postal Service for shipping packages that feature counterfeit postage labels. This action is a grasp at the complexity arising within the logistics realm, particularly as it intertwines with postal services. Allegations of Long-standing Mail Fraud Last week, federal prosecutors filed a civil complaint with the U.S. District Court for Eastern New York, explicitly stating that YDH Express

Wisconsin Trucking Operator and Affiliate Brokerage Enter Bankruptcy

A trucking company based in Merrill, Wisconsin, along with its affiliate brokerage service, has moved forward with a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

Averitt Forms Strategic Partnership with Best Overnite Express for Western Operations

The logistics landscape continues to evolve, and recent developments showcase how partnerships can enhance service offerings.

FMCSA Announces Funding Opportunities of $90 Million for FY 2025

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has opened applications for fiscal year 2025, offering up to $90 million in discretionary grants.

New Bill Enforces Monitoring for Global Ports to Address Major Influences

The recent passage of a significant bill aims to tighten monitoring of China's interactions with global ports, a move that is garnering attention for its potential impact on international logistics.

LA-Long Beach Ports Open Bidding for Harbor Rail Services After 26 Years

After a significant hiatus of 26 years, the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have decided to accept proposals from potential operators for the harbor rail services at this major U.S.

J.B. Hunt and Canadian Railroads Maintain Stable Intermodal Operations Despite Trade Fluctuations

The intermodal transportation sector has shown intriguing stability recently, particularly in the context of changing trade conditions.

Coal's Remarkable Surge in U.S. Rail Traffic This Week

Total Carloads Outperforming 2024 Levels The recent data reveals that U.S. rail traffic has remained impressively robust, exceeding 2024 levels during the week that wrapped up on Saturday. The statistics from the Association of American Railroads detail a striking total of 490,775 carloads and intermodal units. This marks a notable 3.4% uptick compared to the same week last year. Breaking down these figures, there were 229,226 carloads—up 7.1% compared to this week in 2024—and 261,549 intermodal containers and trailers, seeing a close-to-flat increase of 0.3%. As of week 20 this year, U.S. total volume reached 9,791,934 carloads and intermodal units, indicating a gratifying 5.1% rise

Understanding FMCSA Compliance Reviews: What Fleets Should Prepare for in 2025

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is set to ramp up compliance reviews in 2025, prompting fleet managers and operators to tighten up their operations.

Trucking Industry Faces Record Exits Amid Freight Market Volatility

In April, the trucking industry witnessed a staggering exit of 7,474 trucking companies, hitting a 12-month high.

Embracing Sustainability in Logistics: The Role of Modern Supply Chain Practices

Brands today recognize that sustainability is not merely an option; it's a powerful competitive advantage.

Transpacific Ocean Freight Rates Surge Amid China-US Trade Shifts

The dynamics of international freight are shifting dramatically, particularly concerning Transpacific ocean rates.