James Miller

Steep Decline in Japan’s Vehicle Exports to the US Reflects Trade Barriers and Challenges for Logistics

Japan’s trade relationship with the United States underwent a notable downturn in August 2025 when exports to the US plunged by 13.8% compared to the same month the previous year.

Truck Driver Detained on AP-7 Carrying 350 Kilos of Cocaine and Hashish Concealed in Freight

On September 9, law enforcement officials stopped a 52-year-old truck driver on the AP-7 highway near the Gironès service area.

How Smart Automation is Reshaping Last-Mile Delivery in Modern Logistics

When it comes to logistics, the last mile—the final leg from distribution center to the customer's doorstep—is often where things get tricky and expensive.

Effective Strategies for Electrifying Fleet Depot Charging to Boost Logistics Operations

Addressing the challenge of charging electric vehicle fleets at depots is becoming more than just an option—it’s essential for modern logistics and freight companies looking to go green while keeping operations smooth.

Turkish Cargo Introduces TK AERO: A New Era for Aviation Industry Logistics

Turkish Cargo, a renowned name in global air freight, has launched a fresh logistics offering designed specifically for the fast-paced and sensitive needs of the aviation sector.

Air India Integrates Advanced AI Solutions to Revolutionize Cargo Pricing and Revenue Management

Air India is stepping up its cargo operations by implementing advanced AI and machine learning technologies.

How FourKites’ 2025 Summit Highlights the Shift to AI-Powered Supply Chains and Smarter Workflow Management

The evolution from disconnected supply chain systems to seamless orchestration is reshaping business performance, and the FourKites 2025 Summit in Chicago offered a front-row seat to this transformation.

How DOT’s Pilot Programs on Flexible HOS Rest Breaks Could Transform Trucking Logistics

Unpacking the Department of Transportation’s New Pilot Programs The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is launching fresh pilot programs to explore more flexible approaches to rest breaks under the federal hours-of-service (HOS) rules governing truck drivers. These programs aim to rethink how mandatory rest periods can be split or adjusted without compromising safety — a move welcomed by many drivers and logistics stakeholders alike. The Split Duty Period: Pausing the Clock for Smarter Rest One of the innovative ideas on the table is the Split Duty Period pilot program. This initiative tests whether truck drivers can pause their standard 14-hour driving window for breaks ranging

LODISNA Projects Major Boost in HVO100 Biocombustible Use, Leading Sustainable Logistics in 2025

The logistics landscape is swiftly adapting to greener solutions, with LODISNA at the forefront, pushing the envelope by opting for renewable biofuels.

How Top Courier's New Crane Trucks Enhance Handling of Heavy and Special Cargo in Logistics

Top Courier, a veteran in freight transport since 1992, has recently expanded its fleet to include new crane trucks, aiming to tackle the increasing demand for handling heavy and special loads.

Brent Crude Price Forecast Sees Possible Drop Below $50 Amid Supply Concerns

The energy market has witnessed a bold move as a trader places a significant bet on Brent crude oil prices falling below the $50 mark by the end of the year.

Strengthening Aviation Logistics: AerFin and B&H Worldwide Expand Partnership in Southeast Asia

At the heart of Southeast Asia’s aviation logistics landscape, AerFin and B&H Worldwide have fortified their collaboration, making waves since their initial alliance in 2022.