James Miller

New York City’s Delivery Protection Act Faces Delay, Leaving Amazon’s Licensing Regulation on Hold

Efforts to regulate last-mile delivery services, most notably Amazon, in New York City hit a significant roadblock in 2025.

Navigating the Spike in Cargo Theft Over the Year-End Holiday Period and Its Impact on Supply Chains

As the year draws to a close, logistics operators and shippers face more than just holiday rush challenges—they confront a significant upsurge in cargo theft.

How the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Merger Is Set to Revolutionize Single-Line Rail Freight and Transform Truckload Traffic

The recent merger between Union Pacific (UP) and Norfolk Southern (NS) is poised to reshape the freight transportation landscape, specifically by expanding single-line rail service lanes by 10,000.

Renewed US-Canada Trade Discussions to Address USMCA and Tariff Issues in 2026

The United States and Canada are poised to restart formal trade talks shortly after the holiday season in January 2026.

How New York’s $300M Port Investment Drives Offshore Wind Manufacturing and Logistics Forward

New York State is stepping up its game by dedicating a hefty $300 million toward upgrading port facilities tailored to offshore wind manufacturing, staging, and logistics.

Salary Agreements Propel a 14% Pay Rise for Murcia’s Road Transport Workforce Starting 2026

In a major development for the road transport industry in the Region of Murcia, nearly 30,000 workers are set to enjoy a 14% salary increase in 2026.

How the United States Plans to Dominate Advanced Air Mobility Operations Worldwide

The United States is gearing up to take a front-row seat in the rapidly evolving world of Advanced Air Mobility (AAM).

Latest Agreements from Nine Drugmakers Aim to Reduce Prices and Circumvent Tariffs

Several major pharmaceutical companies have recently entered into agreements to reduce the cost of certain medications, securing a temporary exemption from looming tariffs.

Christmas Bus Travel Set to Carry 8.3 Million Passengers, Boosting Sustainable Road Transport

The Christmas period consistently marks one of the peak times for road transportation.

Embracing Employee-Focused Leadership to Drive Real Results in Trucking Fleets

In today’s competitive trucking industry, placing employees first isn't just a feel-good mantra — it’s a secret weapon.

FedEx Reports Higher Earnings in Q2 2026 While Moving Forward with FedEx Freight Spinoff

FedEx announced a notable rise in its revenue and profits for the second quarter ending November 30, 2025, marking an encouraging financial trajectory despite challenges in global trade dynamics.

Averitt Broadens Dedicated Unit to Incorporate Bulk Tanker Transport for Bourbon Industry

Averitt Express has taken a significant step forward by expanding its dedicated logistics services to include tanker truck operations.