
Logistics Professionals Advocate for Industry Concerns on Capitol Hill
Logistics professionals convened in Washington D.C. to advocate for legislative action on key industry concerns, especially cargo theft
European and North American road-freight: tolls, capacity, regulation, last-mile.

Logistics professionals convened in Washington D.C. to advocate for legislative action on key industry concerns, especially cargo theft

Canadian oil producers are reducing reliance on the US, especially California, for exports due to ongoing trade tensions.

A Dutch transport news outlet criticizes a TV program for allegedly misrepresenting bankruptcies in the transport sector

European truck makers are asking for regulatory flexibility on new emissions standards due to infrastructure and cost challenges

A Dutch transport company must pay over €137,000 for fuel invoices after its appeal against fuel card fraud was denied

The Vincent Thomas Bridge closure in Los Angeles on November 1 is expected to worsen already high container dwell times.

A motorcyclist died after an accident in Breezand, North Holland, with details on the cause not yet released.
Major food manufacturers shared strategies for cutting costs, managing freight volatility, and improving demand forecasting.
Transportation Equipment Network has expanded its trailer fleet by 3,000 units in North America to address rising demand
Lego is investing $400 million to expand its Mexico plant, adding warehouse space and packing capabilities for the Americas
Diversifying carrier options is essential for shippers to navigate high costs and ensure successful holiday season deliveries

Organized crime groups are increasingly targeting European cargo through sophisticated methods like surveillance and data exploitation.
A new $45 million program will deploy electric trucks and charging infrastructure at the Port of New York and New Jersey.

Dutch road freight and mobile crane rental wage negotiations begin October 9, with FNV seeking a 6% pay raise.
Shippers are exploring inland port-to-port transit to de-risk supply chains and find stable alternatives to congested routes

In 2024, the EU's transport and storage sector experienced 537 fatal workplace accidents, ranking second only to construction

BIFA's 2026 conference examined AI, customs reform, and freight crime, highlighting technology and regulation's impact on logistics.

Mark van der Drift is set to leave his role as CEO of Cornelissen at the end of 2026, with Chris Dik taking over
Dangote Group will break ground on a 700,000 b/d refinery in Lamu, Kenya, and develop a regional oil pipeline.

French road transport association OTRE warns of potential nationwide truck blockades next week over rising fuel costs

French transport organizations are threatening nationwide blockades over high fuel costs, with actions potentially starting next week

Bankrupt LeerdamTrans BV is resuming operations under Mels Trans BV, a new entity owned by the original proprietor.

Soaring fuel prices are encouraging shippers to transition from road to rail freight, boosting intermodal transport solutions.

Dutch gasoline prices hit a new record due to Middle East tensions, while diesel saw a slight reduction.

Kansas trucking leaders are pushing lawmakers to tackle the financial threat of excessive lawsuits, a key industry concern.

PCS has enhanced its AI-powered Cortex platform to provide comprehensive freight planning and dispatch optimization.

EU road freight transport is forecast to grow by 1.8% in 2025, totaling 13.29 billion tonnes, with mining products leading.

A Dutch court ruled that ING bank can terminate accounts of a transport firm due to unverified subcontractor payments

A Dutch transport company missed a speeding ticket appeal deadline due to an administrative staff member's illness

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