
Vauxhall Bridge in London Imposes 18-Tonne Weight Limit for Heavy Loads
Vauxhall Bridge in London will enforce an 18-tonne weight limit from July 1 due to structural concerns
European and North American road-freight: tolls, capacity, regulation, last-mile.

Vauxhall Bridge in London will enforce an 18-tonne weight limit from July 1 due to structural concerns

Bureau Veritas's new AITrack solution offers enhanced supply chain emissions visibility for better strategic decisions

FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam downplayed Amazon's new logistics service, citing its lack of a global network

US truckload and LTL producer price indexes jumped 20% year-over-year in April due to rising fuel costs

A Supreme Court ruling now holds freight brokers more accountable for the safety records of the motor carriers they hire

Dollar Tree's new Arizona distribution center will bolster supply chain operations for 700 stores in the Southwest
The Supreme Court has opened the door for negligent hiring claims against freight brokers, revealing an insurance gap

The Supreme Court ruled that state negligent hiring claims against freight brokers are not preempted by federal law

The Supreme Court has unanimously determined that freight brokers fall under the FAAAA's safety exception.

Reduced US truckload capacity is considered a permanent change, likely leading to higher long-term shipping costs

J.B. Hunt Transport Services executives project a 20% increase in truckload rates over the next two years

Day 2 of the 2026 International Roadcheck saw a sharp increase in inspections, violations, and out-of-service orders
FedEx is expanding its ServiceNow partnership to integrate network insights for better procurement and supply chain visibility

New York City is considering a law that would mandate direct employment for delivery drivers, prompting Amazon to threaten withdrawal

Cargo theft is evolving, with a significant rise in internal threats originating from within logistics operations

Ziegler UK has undergone a management-led restructuring, according to official filings and industry sources

FedEx's board has officially approved the spin-off of its FedEx Freight LTL business into a separate public company

TT Club urges ports, terminals, and logistics providers to prepare for the Atlantic hurricane season, forecasting 13 named storms

DSV completed a complex heavy lift shipment of two large columns from China to Poland, managing all logistics.
Dollar Tree opens a new distribution center in Arizona to cut transit times and boost supply chain resilience

The freight industry must develop clear protocols for autonomous truck breakdowns, addressing emergency response and cargo security

Small trucking companies can find success in US reshoring by targeting specific sectors like pharma, food, and automotive

U.S. road freight volumes are rising due to shippers front-loading imports from China and Mexico ahead of potential tariffs

The first day of the 2026 CVSA Roadcheck showed a 31.4% out-of-service rate for commercial vehicles
FedEx, Maersk, and GXO believe Amazon's new supply chain services will not significantly impact their core business.

Coupa Inspire 2026 highlighted AI-driven tools for sourcing, network optimization, and automation in supply chains
Domestic intermodal's market share has not yet seen significant gains, hindered by trucking overcapacity and competitive rates

FedEx's board has officially approved the spin-off of its LTL freight division into a separate company

A US federal lawsuit against major logistics firms is expanding to include allegations of blacklisting in the trucking industry

The U.S. trucking industry is struggling with a long-haul driver shortage as modern drivers prioritize home time
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