The Great Lakes can very well be mistaken as a collection of expansive inland seas. As far as freight movement is concerned that’s exactly the
The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) has been focused on truck parking. In an effort to help draw attention to truck parking solutions, the U.S.
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For retailers and logistics stakeholders, finding enough warehousing space is bleak currently. Some retailers are even turning to flexible warehousing to help handle increased inventory,
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The Port of Charleston is officially moving forward with their $550 million geared towards rail capacity and enhancing its fluidity and rail competitiveness. This will
Many call it the new north-south trade lane. Many believe it will shift a paradigm for transport of containerized cargo. An ambitious, multiyear, project is
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Class 8, or heavy-duty truck, orders fell last month, deviating from steady levels of previous months before. Preliminary data from FTR Transportation Intelligence saw North
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