Trucking news and briefs for Thursday, Jan. 19, 2023: Trucking conditions improved slightly in NovemberFTR forecasts its Trucking Conditions Index will likely remain negative until late 2024.FTRFTR’s Trucking Conditions Index…
The unkinking of a supply chain that's been in turmoil since mid-2020 is helping alleviate global inflation, according to supply chain specialist OCI. U.S. inflation fell sharply in December, with the month-over-month headline…
The California Trucking Association last week filed a renewed preliminary injunction request against the state of California's AB 5 independent contractor law with the U.S. District Court for the Southern…
Noting a slowing economy, management from logistics warehouse owner and operator Prologis said demand for space remains firm and leasing fundamentals are strong. “With regard to our markets and leasing…
Count the Port of Virginia as another East Coast port that saw record volumes in 2022. The port, located in Norfolk, processed more than 3.7 million twenty-foot equivalent units last…
What if rail shippers could track not only the location of their rail cars but also the train that those rail cars are on and how that train performs on…
The Georgia Ports Authority in 2022 handled 5.9 million twenty-foot equivalent units — more containers than ever before and a 5% increase over 2021. “It was a challenging year, but…
Global shipping platform BoxC announced that through a data-sharing initiative with U.S. Customs and Border Protection its e-commerce merchants shipping Food and Drug Administration-regulated products will have the capability to…
The Women In Trucking Association recently announced Jennifer Hedrick, CAE, is the incoming president and chief executive officer of the association. She will work closely with WIT’s board of directors…
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has declared a regional emergency in eight states related to the transportation of gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. The declaration exempts "motor carriers and drivers providing…