Negligent supply storage led to tragedy in 1919 Great Molasses Flood
On Jan. 15, 1919, the city of Boston experienced a unique and horrifying disaster when a tank that stored molasses for a distilling company collapsed, flooding parts of the town.…
Midwest lawmakers call on regulators to halt Union Pacific embargoes
Eight members of Congress representing districts in Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin want the Surface Transportation Board to compel Union Pacific to lift weather-related embargoes in their states. A Jan. 13…
BNSF to spend nearly $4B on capital improvements, maintenance
Western U.S. railroad BNSF plans to invest $3.96 billion in capital and maintenance projects in 2023. The investments will help BNSF operate a safe and reliable network, the railroad said…
U.S. Xpress names Julie Van de Kamp president of dedicated
Julie Van de Kamp grew up around the transportation industry, which led her to work at a few trucking companies while in college. She took a job in pricing at…
Future of Union Pacific program testing 1-person crews uncertain
Union Pacific’s efforts to conduct a pilot program testing a one-person train crew configuration is facing an uncertain future. UP (NYSE: UNP) wants to test out a train crew arrangement…
White House touts easing of supply chain pressures
The White House has outlined progress on commitments made over the last two years to ease supply chain backups caused by the pandemic but failed to acknowledge recent signs that…
Running on Ice: Cold chain demands grow stronger
Your latest info on all things in the cold chain world Hello, and welcome to the coolest community in freight! Here you’ll find the latest information on warehouse news, tech…
Yes, it is easy to run an environmentally friendly truck fleet
As an energy industry logistics provider, Filamar Energy’s goal is to continue to set new carbon neutral CleanMile® benchmarks that reduce lifecycle emissions and CO2 levels while bringing positive impactful…
Yellow meets its goal of graduating 1,000 new CDL holders during 2022
In its effort to help train the next generation of professional truck drivers, Yellow Corporation announced it graduated more than 1,000 CDL apprentices from its network of driving academies in…
College’s CDL program receives donation from concrete company
Representatives from Wayne Davis Concrete (WDC) recently presented a check for $50,000 to the West Georgia Technical College Foundation to support the College’s commercial truck driving program and name the…
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