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EPA Proposes Easing Heavy-Duty NOx Rule

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed revising its heavy-duty nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions standards for model year 2027 trucks, a move the agency says could reduce the cost of new commercial vehicles by as much as US$6,000 each while saving the trucking industry an estimated US$12 billion. The proposal would modify emissions regulations adopted in 2022 that were scheduled to take effect with 2027 model-year heavy-duty trucks. The American Trucking ... [+]

Truck Tonnage Higher, But Market Still Soft, ATA

U.S. for-hire truck tonnage edged up 0.1 percent in June following a revised 3.2 percent decline in May, though volumes remained below year-earlier levels as freight demand continued to soften, according to the American Trucking Associations. ATA's seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index rose to 113.1 ... [+]

Documentation Errors Continue to Vex Hazmat

A new industry benchmarking study suggests hazardous materials transportation continues to be challenged less by a lack of regulatory knowledge than by routine operational mistakes involving documentation, labeling and packaging. The Focus on Safety: Benchmarking the State of the Hazmat/Dangerous Goods Industry study, conducted by J.J. ... [+]

USMCA Enters New Era as Tariffs Reshape Trade

Five years after the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement took effect, the trade pact has entered a new phase. What began as a replacement for the North American Free Trade Agreement has become the framework underpinning North American manufacturing and freight movement just as tariffs, industrial policy ... [+]

FedEx Sees Growth Despite Trade Uncertainty

FedEx reported stronger fourth-quarter and full-year results, driven by higher package yields, improving international export volumes and more than US$1 billion in transformation-related cost savings, while forecasting continued revenue and earnings growth through the remainder of calendar 2026. For the fiscal fourth quarter ended May 31, ... [+]

Louisiana Law Centralizes Oversize Permitting

Louisiana has moved to streamline the movement of oversized and overweight freight with the enactment of House Bill 746, now Act 566, legislation that makes the state’s Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) the primary authority for issuing heavy-haul permits statewide. The measure was authored ... [+]

Freedom Intermodal Invests in NOLA Operation

Freedom Intermodal Tank Services has expanded its New Orleans operations with a new automated bulk liquid packaging facility, adding capacity for packaging, warehousing and distribution of bulk liquid products while reinforcing the region’s role as a major industrial logistics hub. The facility, located adjacent to Freedom ... [+]

GEODIS: Trade Volatility Reshapes Logistics

GEODIS reported revenue of €10.6 billion in 2025 while advancing sustainability, artificial intelligence and supply chain transformation initiatives amid a challenging global trade environment, according to its 2025 Activity and Sustainability Report. The logistics provider, which employs nearly 48,000 people and operates 975 sites serving 166 ... [+]

Analysis: Consolidation or Specialization?

At first glance, two major transportation stories this month appear to point in opposite directions. FedEx has completed the spin-off of FedEx Freight, creating a standalone less-than-truckload carrier focused exclusively on the North American LTL market. At the same time, Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern are ... [+]

CH Robinson Expands AI Role in Supply Chain

C.H. Robinson has launched a new artificial intelligence tool designed to continuously assess, improve and operate customer supply chains, marking the latest step in the company’s effort to automate logistics management. The company said its new “Lean AI Engineer” works alongside the “Lean AI Planner” introduced ... [+]

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