Washington Trucking Associations’ Head Addresses Driver Restroom Access
Washington Trucking Association’s President and CEO, Sheri Call, discusses the importance of laws requiring restroom access for truck drivers.
CSX and CPKC Railroads to Enhance Southeast Traffic with Network Connection Investment
CSX and CPKC railroads have announced a partnership to strengthen a currently underutilized connection between their networks in the southeastern region of the United States.
Rise in Fare Evasion Threatens Cashless Toll Roads, Prompting Officials to Consider Toll Increases
Cashless toll roads, which replaced human toll collectors with electronic fee-collection systems, are facing a growing problem of fare evasion as traffic returns to pre-pandemic levels.
Shipping Impacted by Low Water Levels on Rhine River Amidst Climate Change Effects
Shipping on Germany's Rhine River is being impacted by low water levels caused by unusually dry weather in Europe.
Congressional Report Highlights Problems with Yellow Corp.'s $700 Million Loan
A Congressional report released on Tuesday revealed significant problems with the Treasury Department's $700 million loan to Yellow Corp. as part of a COVID-19 relief program in 2020.
Norfolk Southern Railroad CEO's Focus on Safety Intensifies Following Ohio Derailment
Norfolk Southern's CEO, Alan Shaw, has emphasized the importance of safety and better service, particularly after a train derailed and caught fire in Ohio.
Building a National Network of EV Chargers: Progress and Challenges
The National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program (NEVI Program) under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act aims to establish a nationwide network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.
Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) and CSX Corp. Acquire Rail Assets from Genesee & Wyoming
Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) and CSX Corp. have reached an agreement to purchase additional rail assets, creating a direct interchange connection between CPKC and CSX in Alabama.
Pentagon Begins Using Funds from Ukraine Aid Package to Expand Munitions Production and Bolster Critical Minerals Supply Chains
The Pentagon has started utilizing the $600 million Defense Production Act funding allocated from the $40 billion Ukraine aid package.
Resistance to Electric Vehicles Grows Amid Concerns over Practicality and Mandates
Despite the enthusiasm of electric vehicle (EV) enthusiasts, recent surveys show that a majority of Americans do not find EVs practical or desirable.
Survey Reveals Safety Concerns Among Truck Drivers
A recent survey conducted by Cover Whale and The Trucker Media Group shows that truck drivers frequently encounter unsafe driving behaviors on the road.
Train in Southern California Derails Following Collision with Truck: 198 Passengers Aboard
An Amtrak train carrying nearly 200 passengers derailed in Southern California after colliding with a county water truck, leaving the truck's driver critically injured.
States Pursue Independent Rail Safety Measures Amid Federal Gridlock and Industry Opposition
Several states are taking action to address rail safety concerns following train derailments, leading them to pursue their own remedies in the absence of federal action.
Nationwide Strike at UPS Looms as Union Walks Away from Contract Talks
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters has declared that a nationwide strike at UPS is imminent after union negotiators abruptly left national contract talks with the company.
Shipping Industry Experiences Setback as China's Post-COVID Recovery Stalls
China's economic slowdown and declining exports are impacting ocean shipping, with the post-COVID rebound in domestic spending faltering.
Unique Lessons Learned from Philadelphia's Emergency Reconstruction of Interstate 95
The response to the crash and subsequent reconstruction of a section of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia showcased effective emergency management and public messaging.
California Transportation Commission Approves $42 Million Grant for Port of Oakland's Green Power Microgrid Project
The California Transportation Commission (CTC) has granted $42 million to the Port of Oakland for its Green Power Microgrid Project.
USPS Faces Decline in International Volume, Affecting Cross-Border E-commerce Market
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is experiencing a significant decline in international volume, despite the growth of cross-border e-commerce.
Fossil Fuel Giants Embrace Natural Gas as Demand Surges, Challenging Green Transition
Major fossil fuel companies, including Shell and Chevron, are shifting their focus to natural gas as they anticipate increased demand in the coming decades.
U.S. Drivers Express Mixed Feelings Towards Electric Vehicles
U.S. consumers have shown increasing interest and concerns about electric vehicles (EVs), according to a survey by Ernst & Young (EY).