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Transportation: Page 156
Fleet Management
North American Transborder Freight up 3.5% from 2022
U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)
Transborder freight between the United States and North American countries Canada and Mexico is up 3.5% in 2023 from 2022, according to statistics presented by U.S. Department of Transportation.
Fleet Management
Growing Logistics Provider Set to Merge with Pro Carrier
Pro Carrier
The integration of the two brands will streamline operations, bringing DG International’s expertise in global transportation options across land, sea and air and Pro Carrier’s eCommerce offering under one umbrella.
Trucking
Associated Costs from Geopolitical Unrest to Pose Biggest Headache in 2024
Container xChange
Majority of shipping professionals surveyed are gearing up to enhance resilience through strategic initiatives like risk assessment and scenario planning, diversification of routes and suppliers and regulatory compliance.
Warehousing
What's in Store for 2024
Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive is in position to take on 2024. Here's what readers and advertisers can expect.
Fleet Management
Unlocking the Future of Fleet Management with Tire Analytics
Eptura
To ensure that fleets are operating safely and effectively, organizations must be equipped to monitor and analyze the performance of their tires, gaining visibility into key components.
Regulations
Technology Strategies to Ease Trade Woes on the Red Sea
GoComet
Embracing this data-driven approach, combined with unwavering resilience and a spirit of innovation, will be the compass guiding supply chain leaders through the choppy waters of the Red Sea crisis.
Risk/Compliance
Geopolitics Threatens the Supply Chain of Our Future
Ship4wd
Organizations and governments must keep their fingers carefully on the geopolitical pulse: even companies with mostly domestic production lines are in danger of extreme disruption.
Manufacturing
Manufacturing Leaders to Embrace AI in 2024
Xometry
Manufacturing CEOs are stepping into 2024 overwhelmingly optimistic about the future and committed to investing in their operations and in talent.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Houthi Attacks Create Extended Routes and Heightened Risks
Container xChange
An additional 40% longer route, causing heavy upward pressure in the operating costs is expected to persist as the shipping time extends anywhere between 1-4 weeks due to the longer route.
Retail
Online Returns Could Rake in $82.1B This Holiday
CBRE Research
E-commerce sales are predicted to increase by 7% this holiday season to $273.7 billion, according to the National Retail Federation. CBRE calculates a maximum value for this season’s returns of online purchases at $82.1 billion.
Fleet Management
California’s Top 3 Power Generators Face Uncertain Future
American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI)
California’s Top 3 power generators face an uncertain future, further widening the gap between power generation and demand for electricity, according to new research from The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI).
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Congestion at Panama Canal Could Create Inflationary Pressure
ITS Logistics
A new report from ITS Logistics reveals that operations at ocean terminals throughout the United States are running at normal levels and are expected to do so for the remainder of the year.
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