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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port of Baltimore to Launch New Ro/Ro Service
Ports America
The new roll on/roll off service will start traveling to New Zealand and Australia in March
Pobmd
Software & Technology
Uber to Have Self-Driving Vehicles By 2019
Uber Freight
The ride-hail company aims to have 5 percent of rides be with autonomous vehicles
Uber Selfdrivingcar
Transportation
UPS and FedEx Suffer High Late-Delivery Rates During Holiday Season
United Parcel Service (UPS)
Post-holiday analysis shows that UPS and FedEx struggled to process record high delivery volumes.
Fedex And Ups
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Truckers Threaten to Sue If New Regulation Goes Into Effect
Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA)
Seattle port truckers threaten legal action against the state if new environmental regulations are enforced.
Truckers
Transportation
Trailer Orders Up
FTR Transportation Intelligence
Economic growth and ELD mandate bring trailer orders to an all-time high.
Trailer
Software & Technology
Alien Unveils New Handheld RFID Reader with All-Day Battery Life for Latest Smart Devices
Users can now perform heavy-duty inventory tracking with their own smart device
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Transportation
Port of Los Angeles Breaks All-Time Cargo Volume Record in 2017
Port of Los Angeles
The port racked up 9,343,192 twenty-foot equivalent units, a 5.5 percent increase since 2016.
Port Of Los Angeles
3PL/4PL
Penske Logistics Joins Blockchain in Transport Alliance
Penske Logistics
Penske Logistics sees potential blockchain benefits for its customers operating in the manufacturing, food and beverage sectors.
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Transportation
Transportation Predictions That Will Shake Up the Supply Chain in 2018
Kuebix by FreightWise
Dan Clark, founder and president of Kuebix, offers his predictions for the 2018 transportation market, which include a major shake-up due to recent tax reforms, continued capacity crunch and the focus on digital transformation.
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Risk/Compliance
NAFTA Renegotiations Bring New Attention to Cross-Border Trucking
Restricted from operating in the United States, most Mexican drivers must hand off their cargo. The Trump administration wants even tighter controls.
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Transportation
Los Angeles Sues Three Port Trucking Companies over ‘Exploitation’ of Workers
The city of Los Angeles filed three lawsuits against some of the busiest port trucking companies in the country Monday, demanding they stop systematically exploiting their workers in the wake of reports by the USA Today Network.
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Sustainability
Up Next for Tesla? An Electric Pickup Truck
Tesla
An all-electric truck could be a way for Tesla to enter markets such as construction, surveying and others that rely on pickups.
Elon Musk Speaking
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