DOT Secretary Pete Buttigieg paid a visit to Capitol Hill on Wednesday as the nation’s highest ranking transportation officer stood in front of a congressional
Last Thursday, everyone in logistics let out a sigh deep from the delves of panic. A tentative agreement on a four-year labor contract was finally
When the news broke out that a tomato trade group is urging the U.S. to end the 2019 Tomato Suspension Agreement with Mexico, we could
UPDATE – June 28, 2023: Far ahead of schedule, the collapsed section of I-95 in Philadelphia reopened June 23, less than two weeks after the
Every year, millions of tons of goods pass through the ports of California, connecting American consumers and foreign companies. However, all of this activity has
For years, the United States and surrounding countries have relied heavily upon Asia – specifically China – for outsourcing manufacturing and production operations. China has
When a robot rig completed the world’s first self-driven route between Tucson and Phoenix, the logistics world turned its eyes onto the state of Arizona
The floodwaters of COVID-era circumstances have mostly receded on the shores of supply chains. However, despite market conditions at a lower tide, waves will crash
Star Wars may have the Millennium Falcon, but North America’s cross-border trade now has the Falcon Premium. A new cross-border intermodal service in the U.S.,
Last year, it was nearing madness in March for freight movement, however this time around, the third month on the calendar saw a muted performance
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