James Miller

Outpost Boosts Its Truck Terminal Network to $1 Billion with AI-Driven Expansion

Outpost recently doubled the capacity of its national truck terminal network, reaching an impressive valuation of $1 billion.

August Sees Sharper Decline in Freight Shipments with LTL Volume Dips and TL Growth

August witnessed a notable downturn in freight shipments, signaling a shift in the freight transport landscape.

Watco Implements Intramotev’s Battery-Electric Autonomous Railcars at Illinois Terminal

Integration of cutting-edge technology is reshaping traditional rail freight operations, and the recent adoption of Intramotev’s TugVolt autonomous battery-electric railcars by Watco opens a new chapter in operational efficiency and sustainability.

Building Strong Broker-Carrier Partnerships: The Key to Thriving Freight Logistics

The relationship between brokers and carriers has traditionally felt like a battle of wits rather than a partnership.

South Dakota’s High Plains Processing Plant Enhances Biofuel Feedstock Supply and Transport Dynamics

A significant stride for the biofuel industry unfolds in South Dakota with the inauguration of a $500 million soybean crushing plant.

Tesla smeruje k bezpečnejšiemu dizajnu kľučky dverí uprostred prebiehajúceho vyšetrovania NHTSA týkajúceho sa bezpečnosti

Bezpečnosť a použiteľnosť počas núdzových situácií často závisia od najmenších detailov a Tesla teraz venuje pozornosť zlepšeniu jedného z takýchto prvkov: dizajnu kľučiek dverí vozidla.

Lyft Introduces Feature Showing Rider Tipping Rates and Punctuality to Support Driver Trip Selection

Lyft is rolling out a fresh feature aimed at giving drivers more insight into riders by showing statistics on how often passengers tip and how punctual they are at pickup.

Philippine Exporters Highlight Trade Volatility and Advocate for Government’s Strategic Response

Global trade has been anything but smooth sailing lately, with exporters facing waves of uncertainty that ripple through supply chains and investment climates.

The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach Experience Import Volume Dip Toward Year-End 2025

Following a blistering summer of near-record container traffic, the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are now confronting a notable slowdown, with imports dropping by approximately 10% as the year winds down.

Remembering Isaac García Álvarez "Saso," the Legendary Helper of Pajares Truckers

This piece delves into the recent gathering of truckers who came together to pay homage to Isaac García Álvarez, affectionately called "Saso" and hailed as the "Angel of Pajares." For over four decades, Saso was a beacon of support for countless truck drivers, aiding them in conquering the daunting 17% incline of the Puerto de Pajares—a challenge notorious among transport professionals.

Federal Appeals Court Affirms Pension Withdrawal Liability for Yellow Corp. Amid Bankruptcy Proceedings

The federal appeals court has delivered a significant affirmation regarding the obligations of the defunct less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier Yellow Corp.

Unpacking Trailer Market Challenges and Production Outlook Under Tariff Pressures Through 2026

The trailer market in North America is bracing for a prolonged slump, with demand showing signs of weakness that experts expect will stretch across the coming year.