Beginning August 1st, the big box company will launch its “Collect Pickup Program” for its giant retail network of suppliers, aligning with rising fees to keep the costs from being transferred to the customers.

Toyota has finally hit a long-time goal for electric-vehicle sales and plans to phase out tax incentives for prospective buyers.

The San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission voted and approved the Oakland Athletics $12 billion waterfront ballpark project on June 30th.

Productivity Tracking can make employees uncomfortable, but there are ways to humanize the process and relax anxieties.

With GHG emissions regulations being tightened by the UN climate summit, supply chain markets are searching for new ways to enhance their “clean energy” goals.

The North American Council for Freight Efficiency (NACFE) released a series of reports showing that all medium-duty box trucks can be electrified in some capacity, exciting electrification advocates.

Rail negotiations are going nowhere fast, and the American Trucking Association is asking federal authorities to step in and assist.

First Class 8 Autonomous Trucks are launching via Locomation’s Autonomous Relay Convoy.

The General Motors technology startup BrightDrop has sent its first 150 electric delivery vehicles to FedEx Corp. signaling the beginning of the company’s mission to decarbonize last-mile deliveries.

Economic weather is changing daily, and it seems… for the worse.

Tank trucks are being revolutionized by new in-cab technology meant for safety.

2021 was the most successful year for robotics on record, with 486,800 units sold globally and increasing sales by 27% from the previous year.

Rail operator Norfolk Southern Corporation is determined to make rail a cleaner mode of transport for goods.

With increasing supply chain issues, executives are turning to implementing more control towers in their companies.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) approved the operation of autonomous vehicle technology created by the Swedish freight tech company Einride.

The clean energy tech market is foaming at the mouth over the UN Climate summit’s decision to further regulate GHG emissions.

Raw materials required to build electric vehicles have doubled in cost over the past few years.

Another cog in the EV machine is screeching to a halt: the EU is considering labeling lithium as toxic.

The company put too much effort into hiring over the past two years and has now found itself in a situation of high turnover.

Climate change is taking a toll on the transportation industry.