European and North American road-freight: tolls, capacity, regulation, last-mile.
North Carolina trucking companies are facing a wave of unexpected FMCSA audits, with many established carriers misidentified as new entrants
North American logistics firms are actively consolidating through strategic acquisitions in trucking, warehousing, and trade compliance.
Former President Trump discussed tariffs and the EV transition during a visit to Mack Trucks, framing it as a symbol of U.S. industrial…
ATRI is surveying trucking companies and drivers on the use of in-cab, driver-facing cameras to improve safety.
US LTL carriers are increasing their presence at ports to handle rising trans-Pacific container imports.
US intermodal rail volumes are increasing as shippers shift cargo from trucks to rail, boosting overall rail traffic
C.H. Robinson's acquisition of DeSpir Logistics expands its capabilities in specialized, high-value logistics sectors.
TAPA EMEA is providing 55,000 driver security courses to address rising cargo crime and driver shortages.
Dutch logistics faces challenges from new zero-emission zones and a congested electricity grid, impacting EV adoption
Shippers budgeting for flat freight costs in 2026 should prepare for a trucking capacity crunch due to driver exits and fuel costs.
Roadside inspections in Normandy, France, found nearly half of commercial vehicles in violation of transport regulations.
New Dutch regulations taking effect July 1, 2026, include higher minimum wages, expanded smart tachograph requirements, and a new truck toll
IRU calls for enhanced legal certainty for civilian road transporters involved in European military logistics during crises
Moerdijk residents and officials are skeptical of a plan to preserve the village while expanding the power grid.
Nooteboom Trailers introduces a new 2+4 EURO-PX3 low-loader configuration for heavier special transport, boosting payload and flexibility
Rhenus Group and COSCO SHIPPING Specialized Carriers have partnered to expand project logistics and heavy transport in Europe.
Geopolitical events in the Middle East highlight fossil fuel market volatility, driving supply chain electrification efforts
Public transport services in Utrecht have resumed after a national strike, with trains and buses departing from Utrecht Central.
The power and renewables sector has seen accelerated growth and strategic shifts in the first half of 2026.
FedEx surpassed profit expectations, managing complex trade policies and rising costs despite soft package demand.
Small carriers can leverage the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program to access capital and scale operations
A theft of World Cup equipment, though minor, highlights critical vulnerabilities in supply chain security for logistics operations
US lawmakers are targeting a federal loophole that could enable foreign entities to alter electronic logging device records.
US net trailer orders unexpectedly surged by 237% in May, defying typical seasonal slowness in the market
The Dutch Senate has shown support for a bill that would enhance central government control over housing construction.
Factoring companies clarify how trucking businesses can use their services effectively, addressing common industry debates.
Fura, an AI-first freight brokerage, achieved 800% growth and $1 million profit in three years during a freight recession
Shippers of critical freight report growing concerns over compliance, visibility, and accountability in automated brokerage.
A Supreme Court ruling has eliminated a key legal shield for freight brokers and NVOCCs, potentially increasing liability.
Papendrecht's De Rivierendriesprong has added seven new Volvo construction trucks to its fleet for material transport.
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