US DOT awards 8 million in grants to lower truck pollution at ports The federal grants lean heavily on further electrification of heavy-duty trucks, but also look to other methods for reducing emissions. US DOT awards 8 million in grants to lower truck pollution at ports Journal of Commerce
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US CBP clears chassis maker CIE in case alleging tariff evasion
on April 26, 2024in Industry News
US CBP clears chassis maker CIE in case alleging tariff evasion CIE suspended all imports of chassis and frames during a year-long investigation, but the manufacturer can resume operations now that US customs officials have found no wrongdoing. US CBP clears chassis maker CIE in case alleging tariff evasion Journal of Commerce
Read More →Bad weather causing delays, congestion at major Asian load ports
on April 26, 2024in Industry News
Bad weather causing delays, congestion at major Asian load ports One of the worst-affected facilities is the Shanghai East Container Terminal, where there are delays of up to seven days, Maersk said in an advisory this week. Bad weather causing delays, congestion at major Asian load ports Journal of Commerce
Read More →Knight-Swift to open 32 LTL terminals in 2024, expanding super-regional network
on April 26, 2024in Industry News
Knight-Swift to open 32 LTL terminals in 2024, expanding super-regional network The transportation holding company has set a multi-year “medium-term” LTL revenue target of $2 billion, nearly double its 2023 LTL revenue. Knight-Swift to open 32 LTL terminals in 2024, expanding super-regional network Journal of Commerce
Read More →Shippers won’t see intermodal contract hikes until 2025: Hub Group
on April 26, 2024in Industry News
Shippers won’t see intermodal contract hikes until 2025: Hub Group The intermodal provider has become more aggressive in pricing with shippers this year, jockeying with competitors for market share by lowering contractual rates for a second consecutive year. Shippers won’t see intermodal contract hikes until 2025: Hub Group Journal of Commerce
Read More →Net-zero bill boosts Europe’s decarbonization efforts for shipping
on April 26, 2024in Industry News
Net-zero bill boosts Europe’s decarbonization efforts for shipping The legislation adds advanced biofuels and e-fuels to a list of clean energy supported by the EU, which shipowners regard as a crucial step towards meeting the industry’s alternative fuel needs of the future. Net-zero bill boosts Europe’s decarbonization efforts for shipping Journal of Commerce
Read More →Breakbulk24: Pressure on capacity will shrink MPV/HL fleet: carriers
on April 26, 2024in Industry News
Breakbulk24: Pressure on capacity will shrink MPV/HL fleet: carriers Roughly one-third of the multipurpose and heavy-lift fleet is in position to be scrapped, while the industry demands larger vessels and carriers weigh which type of fuel will rule the day. Breakbulk24: Pressure on capacity will shrink MPV/HL fleet: carriers Journal of Commerce
Read More →Knight-Swift girds truckload operations, awaits ‘catalyst’ for market upturn
on April 25, 2024in Industry News
Knight-Swift girds truckload operations, awaits ‘catalyst’ for market upturn Cost and pricing pressures are tightening truckload margins, but Knight-Swift CEO Adam Miller sees supply and demand getting “closer to a balance.” Knight-Swift girds truckload operations, awaits ‘catalyst’ for market upturn Journal of Commerce
Read More →Breakbulk24: Shipping should watch for impact of elections on climate rules: S&P
on April 25, 2024in Industry News
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Read More →ODFL steers steadily toward LTL revival, citing manufacturing gains
on April 25, 2024in Industry News
ODFL steers steadily toward LTL revival, citing manufacturing gains The second-largest US LTL provider is protecting its “excess capacity,” and investing in terminals, equipment and people while waiting for improved freight demand. ODFL steers steadily toward LTL revival, citing manufacturing gains Journal of Commerce
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