Texas faces a winter storm this week, as citrus growers in Texas are still feeling the impact of last February’s winter freeze. Before the winter
Back in 2020, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), an agency under the U.S. DOT, proposed a pilot program that would allow “18 to
U.S. Consumers are still spending their money, just not so much on larger non-essential purchases this year. A survey conducted by the New York Federal
Trucking safety advocacy groups and the U.S. House Appropriates Committee are voicing shared concerns over failures by federal agencies in the implementation and oversight of
It’s no secret truck driver recruitment and retention has been a struggle for the last couple of years, especially with a lot of drivers opting
Warehouse automation can seem like a daunting and non-traditional way of improving supply chains, however as customers continue to increase e-commerce and online purchasing, warehouse
Railroads are the most fuel efficient way to move freight over land and today, railroads continue to find ways to make their operations more modern
As this New Year begins, there are many rail issues that are important to rail shippers and additional stakeholders for this year. From reciprocal switching,
In 2021, the number of electronic requests for truckload capacity that shippers send to carriers, has gotten stronger since 2020 when it was underachieving. According
The truck driver shortage seems like it will continue to be an issue in 2022 as it has been in the past couple of years.
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