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US intermodal rail traffic increased by 10% last week, causing significant network slowdowns across major US railroads

The trucking insurance market faces turmoil due to legislative environments and insufficient underwriting discipline.

Ruan has launched an end-to-end customs brokerage service to streamline international shipping processes for its clients

Rising fuel and trucking costs have led to a surge in intermodal rail volume, causing delays across major U.S. rail systems

Rich Byrnes takes over as President and CEO of Blue Sky Maritime Coalition, succeeding David Cummins

The USCG now requires advance notification for unmanned vessel operations near West Coast ports to enhance maritime safety

Seven vessels near Long Beach experienced GPS interference, losing navigation and communication, raising concerns for global shipping.

The US will conduct annual reviews of the USMCA, foregoing a longer renewal and potentially leading to ongoing trade negotiations

Onboard carbon capture technology is expected to be commercially viable for shipping by 2026, aiding decarbonization efforts

House Republican leaders are advocating for the scheduled expiration of Jones Act waivers in mid-August.

A bulk carrier in the Gulf of Aden's transit corridor was boarded by armed pirates, 110 miles northeast of Bosaso

Panamax bulker values increased due to high sale prices, while Supramax values decreased following a softer transaction.

Wallem Group's managed vessel, Opal Leader, secured NYK Line's Car Carrier of the Year 2025 award for operational excellence

K Line has taken delivery of two new LNG carriers, Puteri Johor and Puteri Kedah, for long-term charter with PETRONAS LNG Ltd

Hong Kong restricts marine traffic near Stonecutters Island for an event; Philippines halts port operations due to typhoon

US manufacturing activity grew for the sixth straight month in June, supporting strong demand for LTL freight services.

Pirates boarded and damaged a vessel in the Gulf of Aden, then pursued a second ship, indicating continued maritime security threats.

US rail freight volumes continued their strong upward trend in June, primarily fueled by intermodal and industrial product shipments

Airlift operations are expanding to Venezuela, delivering humanitarian aid and rescue teams after recent earthquakes

Consolidation in the transport and logistics sector is accelerating, becoming a strategic imperative for many companies.

Greensea IQ secured an $18.15 million US Navy contract for hardware, software, and engineering services for underwater control systems

DLG Logistics acquired Gebr. Van der Windt Transport Maasland to enhance its overseas, container, and reefer logistics capabilities.

Workers at key Dutch industrial companies, including DAF, will strike Friday to protest government social security plans.

A freight forwarder group requests a pause on new IATA air waybill rules due to legal and liability concerns for forwarders

Alex Gregg-Smith of Bureau Veritas has assumed the role of IACS Council Chair, following his unanimous election

Riga Airport states Russia's rail crossing closures will not significantly impact Baltic air cargo operations as main routes remain open

New EU regulations will introduce a €3 duty on low-value B2C parcels, impacting cross-border e-commerce and air cargo.

The UK Environment Agency has launched its first electric workboat, Blackwater Joule, for enforcement and maintenance on the Thames

US authorities are targeting a Mexican cartel's expanding cross-border fuel smuggling operations.

The MPV and project cargo market faces instability from geopolitical tensions and government policy shifts impacting demand and operations