In its fiscal year of 2021 (which ended on September 30th), the Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) in Florida handled more than 1.4 million twenty-foot equivalent
California and the U.S. Department of Transportation have formed a partnership to help facilitate projects and financing opportunities for multibillion-dollar freight infrastructure improvements in the
The shortage of truck drivers continues to be a problem as the trucking industry is short roughly 80,000 truck drivers this year, which is up
Halloween is less than a week away and pumpkin growers across the U.S. have dealt with many supply chain issues throughout this year. From invasive
The goal of Precision Scheduled Railroading is to keep cars moving, reduce dwell, and operate a balanced network, which provides a more reliable and efficient
With the announcement that the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have been moved to 24/7 operations, there is extra pressure in reducing the
By the end of the year, Mexico’s new regulations for shipments traveling through the country are set to go into effect, which adds more requirements
Before the pandemic, the issue of hiring and retaining drivers was real, but when the pandemic started, businesses all over the U.S. really started to
Some mail and small package deliveries going across the country, or to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico may be delayed as the U.S. Postal Service
Back in July, President Biden announced an executive order directing the Surface Transportation Board to examine reciprocal switching in the U.S. The point of this
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