Project Cargo Recap

WASHINGTON — After declining to let autonomous trucking companies substitute cab-mounted warning beacons for ground-based devices to alert passing motorists

Supply chain provider AIT Worldwide Logistics has acquired Krupp Trucking LLC, a St. Louis-based freight forwarder specializing in the transport

Back in mid-November, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, at the request of the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association and the

The Great Freight Recession has come to an end, and the gradual shift toward higher rates is offering both carriers

Auto hauler Jack Cooper has lost its contract to transport vehicles for Ford Motor Co., a major blow to the

The growth rate of transportation prices surged to a more than two-year high in December, according to a monthly survey

Snow, ice and freezing rain will impact travel from Thursday through the weekend  Following the first major winter storm of

The US trucking market is worth an estimated $230 billion, and moves over 70% of the nation’s freight, but cargo

Ocean shippers can’t be blamed for feeling a little seasick. Port strikes, trade concerns, changing carrier alliances and geopolitics will

Union dockworkers and employers have taken the first steps toward reaching an agreement on the use of container-handling automation that