April 2024 marked a strong month for U.S. rail freight, as carloads and intermodal traffic both posted significant gains according to the Association of American Railroads (AAR).
Innovations in tire technology are emerging as a crucial, yet often overlooked, factor in improving fleet efficiency across North America’s logistics sector.
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) is making significant investments in port infrastructure, aimed at enhancing capacity and efficiency. This move has far-reaching implications for shippers and supply chain stakeholders.
Recent data reveals a robust performance in U.S. rail freight, signaling positive momentum for the logistics sector. This growth spans several commodities and regions, offering valuable insights for shippers and supply chain stakeholders.
Cargo theft continues to challenge fleets and shippers, with increasing incidents targeting trailers and high-value goods. Understanding these trends is crucial for safeguarding supply chains.
Geopolitical tensions involving Iran have triggered an upswing in oil prices, creating ripple effects across the shipping and logistics sectors. Understanding these developments is crucial for businesses reliant on freight movement and fuel costs.
Air cargo carriers are imposing new fuel surcharges in response to the heightened geopolitical tensions surrounding the Iran conflict, signaling increased shipping costs for global logistics.
