The American freight rail network is operated by a few, but powerful, carriers. The U.S. has some 140,000 miles of track, the most expansive of any other country in the world, which is owned and operated across four companies referred
The Port of Portland has announced that it will cease container shipping services in October following unsuccessful efforts to keep Oregon’s only container terminal open. The West Coast hub alerted stakeholders that it does not possess enough funding to sustain
At first glance, following a slow 2023, trucking companies may seem less willing to adopt newer, greener, technologies into their fleets. While freight volumes look to recover this year, these companies remain concerned about operating costs eating away at their
Over the past few years, trucking stakeholders have perceived a particular form of regulation in California as an antagonizing force against the state’s trucking industry and its some 70,000 owner-operator truck drivers. Signed into law in 2020, California’s Assembly Bill
Federal regulators overseeing the freight rail industry have declared a final ruling which will now require Class I railroads to maintain a minimum of two-person crews. The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), a federal agency under the U.S. Department of Transportation,
Is the service definition behind domestic (non-intermodal) transportation simply by way of truck? Technically speaking, yes. Truckload is the dominant mode of transport in the industry, with thousands of fleets dispatched every hour. However, the process of hauling loads is
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