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.
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
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
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
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
A strike may occur across Canada’s rail network as early as late May. Unionized rail workers employed by Canada’s two Class I railroads are set
In what a group of trucking stakeholders claim will cost $1 trillion, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has finalized new emissions rules for heavy-duty
Early Tuesday morning, a disabled containership veered into support columns of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, promptly causing the structure to collapse. The sudden accident
There’s a saying at Canada’s Port of Thunder Bay: grain is the name of the game. Well, that is not actually true. That saying is
21st century transportation networks may literally be out of this world. A U.S. government agency has approved the concept of a railroad on the Moon,
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