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Rail freight is a crucial component of U.S. infrastructure, transporting millions of tons of various materials and connecting the nation’s ports and cities to enhance both domestic and international trade.
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On Saturday morning, the FBI and other federal law enforcement agents boarded the Maersk Saltoro, a large container ship at the Port of Baltimore.
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With the nearshoring of manufacturing and the increasing demand for U.S.-Mexico trade, a logistics technology startup aims to simplify cross-border freight operations.
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In August, Mexico experienced an average of six cargo thefts per day, primarily concentrated in the central region, according to the National Association of Vehicle Tracking and Protection Companies (ANERPV).
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Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Otay Mesa Commercial Facility seized over a million dollars' worth of cocaine this past week.
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The trucking industry is currently facing a significant rise in fraud, particularly affecting brokers, as they navigate the complexities of cargo theft, which has surged by 600%.
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Several of the world’s largest shippers and carriers are set to pilot heavy-duty electric vehicle (EV) charging along the first-ever U.S. over-the-road electrified corridor.
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A crash involving a truck carrying lithium batteries led to a fire and caused the closure of a section of U.S. Highway 95 on Tuesday morning.
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We took a fresh look at USDA data to find the top 10 commodities traveling by reefers across the U.S. in August.
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Since Gozal started their journey in 2014, Gozal Inc. has had one goal: to set new standards of excellence in the trucking industry by offering customized logistics solutions, maintaining high reliability, and always prioritizing customer feedback.
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A recent report highlights the significant costs associated with driver detention at customer facilities in 2023. The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) study examines the impact of driver detention on fleets, truck drivers, and the U.S. supply chain last year.
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Freight brokerages have experienced 19 consecutive months of negative net growth, with another 188 losing their authorities, continuing the decline for the 19th straight month.