Addressing Critical Infrastructure Challenges for Electric Trucks
The deployment of battery-electric trucks in North America has been hindered by significant infrastructure issues, as discussed by Voltera CEO Matt Horton in a conversation with Jim Park, equipment editor.
Parcel consultants predict significant rate increases in 2024
Parcel consultants anticipate significant rate increases of 6% to 10% in base rates and accessorials charges for 2024.
Conservative Consumers Embrace Electric Vehicles, Shunning Gas Guzzlers
Conservative buyers in Republican-leaning areas like Collin County, Texas, are increasingly drawn to electric vehicles for reasons beyond environmental concerns
California aims to emulate New York in saving public transit despite car obsession
California residents like Sadaf Zahoor, who depend on public transit and have never owned a car, fear that the financial struggles of transit agencies in San Francisco and Oakland may lead to reduced services.
Watch: Rethinking the End-to-End Supply Chain
Sumit Dutta, a supply chain expert from EY, believes that to achieve a true "end-to-end" supply chain, businesses need to design their supply chain from the start, considering factors such as sourcing, shipping destinations, and customer service.
Rapid Rise in EV Sales May Not Be Enough to Meet Emissions Reduction Targets
BloombergNEF predicts that global electric vehicle sales will more than double by 2026, reaching around 27 million units, driven by strong sales in China and the US.
Lawsuits Filed by 19 States against EPA Regarding California's Heavy Truck Phaseout
Lawsuits have been filed by 19 states, led by Iowa, against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over its support for California's future ban on heavy diesel vehicles.
Schneider has commenced the use of its electric heavy-duty trucks on regional routes
Schneider National has launched an all-electric trucking fleet and high-scale e-charging center in Southern California.
The Bright Future of Blockchain Endures, Even Now
The recent crash of the crypto market hasn't dampened the potential of blockchain technology, which continues to hold promise as a solution to various problems.
The Pony Express has been revived and is once again in operation
The National Pony Express Association and the U.S. Postal Service are commemorating the Pony Express' 163rd anniversary with a 10-day, nearly 2,000-mile ride from Old Sacramento, California, to St. Joseph, Missouri.
Driving Real Progress towards Sustainable Operations
As the urgency to address climate change grows, companies must go beyond greenwashing and empty promises and take measurable steps towards achieving their sustainability goals.
Freight Railroad Alert Level Raised Amid Growing Concerns
West Coast port tensions and slowdowns caused by labor disputes are spreading congestion to freight railroads, raising concerns for the supply chain.
Flight Disruptions Continue in Eastern U.S. as Canada Wildfire Smoke Returns
Wildfire smoke from Canada caused flight disruptions in the Eastern U.S. on Thursday, following delays the previous day due to decreased visibility.
Growing Vessel Buildup and Supply Chain Disruptions Plague West Coast Ports
Increasing vessel arrivals at the Port of Los Angeles and Long Beach have been impacted by labor slowdowns, causing disruptions in supply chain operations.
Optimizing Last-Mile Delivery with Technology for Superior Customer Experiences
As customer expectations in the retail industry shift towards fast and free delivery, leveraging last-mile delivery technology has become crucial for retailers and carriers to meet these demands.
Nike, McCormick, and several other companies are actively addressing supply chain emissions
Tracking and reducing Scope 3 emissions in supply chains is a major focus for companies like Nike, McCormick, and The Estée Lauder Companies.
CH Robinson, a leading logistics company, has chosen a Ford executive as its new CEO
Bozeman, who most recently served as the vice president of Ford's customer service division, will assume the role on June 26.
We may not need EVs to lower carbon emissions
Toyota has released a study suggesting that electric vehicles (EVs) may not be necessary to significantly reduce carbon emissions.
Driving Business Model Innovation: Key Questions for 3PLs and Software Vendors
Beyond technology and processes, there is ample room for innovation in supply chain management and logistics through business model transformation.
Crunching Numbers: Unveiling Supplier Quote Intelligence
Maximizing the business intelligence obtained from supplier information is crucial in manufacturing.