Newsom Vetoes California's Anti-Autonomous Truck Bill
California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed a state bill, Assembly Bill 316, which sought to ban the testing and operation of humanless trucks in the state.
Why Are Fatalities on the Rise Despite Advances in Car Safety?
Despite advancements in car safety technology, the number of road fatalities in the U.S. has been increasing over the past decade.
UPS Set to Hire Over 100,000 Holiday Workers, Matching Last Year's Numbers
UPS is gearing up for the holiday season by planning to hire more than 100,000 workers, a number consistent with its hiring levels over the past three years.
Waabi and Uber Freight Launch Autonomous Trucking Pilot Route from Dallas to Houston
Uber Freight and Waabi have launched a commercial autonomous trucking pilot route in Texas, with plans to offer billions of miles in autonomous hauls with carrier partners over the next decade.
Chick-fil-A Expands Supply Chain Reach with New North Carolina Distribution Center
Chick-fil-A Supply, the distribution arm of Chick-fil-A Inc., is set to establish a new 120,000-square-foot distribution center in Kannapolis, North Carolina.
Cargo Thefts Rise Nearly 60%
CargoNet has reported a significant increase in cargo thefts in the second quarter of 2023, with 582 recorded incidents in the United States and Canada.
$1.4 Billion Committed to Enhance Rail Safety and Bolster Supply Chain
The Biden administration has allocated over $1.4 billion for railway safety and capacity enhancement projects across 35 states and Washington.
EU Electric Car Regulations Pose Billions in Costs for Carmakers
New Brexit trade rules related to electric vehicles could impose a significant financial burden on European auto manufacturers, potentially costing them £3.75 billion ($4.58 billion) over the next three years, as reported by BBC News.
Russia Continues to Depend on Europe for Oil Shipping
Russia continues to depend on European shipping to transport its oil, even as its supplies exceed the price caps set by the Group of Seven (G-7) and its allies, according to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) based in Helsinki.
UAW Expands Strikes to 38 Facilities at GM and Stellantis, Excludes Ford
The United Auto Workers (UAW) is expanding its strikes to 38 parts and distribution locations across 20 states, targeting General Motors and Stellantis.
’Dark' Ships Deceive Locations to Move Billions in Oil Globally
A growing number of ships are manipulating their reported locations for illicit activities, potentially involving goods worth billions of dollars.
Estes Selected as Stalking Horse Bidder for Yellow's Terminal Assets
Estes has been officially approved as the real estate stalking horse bidder for Yellow's terminals, setting the minimum valuation for these assets in the bankruptcy proceedings.
Protecting Reputation and Profits: How Companies Turn to Crisis PR When Their Brand is at Risk
In the court of public opinion, crisis communication plays a vital role in public relations, with reputation protection being paramount due to its potential financial implications.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom Faces Key Decisions to Reduce Emissions Back Home
California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing key decisions regarding climate initiatives in the state.
Mexico-US Trade Flows Face Challenges as Borders Become Pressure Points
The flow of trade between Mexico and the United States is facing significant disruptions as Mexican officials work to address the surge in migrants attempting to reach the US.
Buttigieg Warns of Airline Disruptions Amid Government Shutdown Threat
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has issued a warning about potential airline disruptions if Congress fails to pass funding bills or reach a short-term resolution before the looming government shutdown deadline.
Beyond Cents per Mile: Strategies to Attract Drivers with Competitive Pay
As inflation drives up wages and a sluggish freight market affects rates, recruiting strategies for truck drivers must focus on competitive pay.
Rising Oil Prices Push Up Gas Costs for US Drivers, Aiding Russia's War Effort
Rising oil prices are impacting consumers, complicating the global fight against inflation, and contributing to Russia's war chest.
Auto Supplier BorgWarner Cautions on Potential Impact Amid Expanding UAW Strike
Automotive supplier BorgWarner anticipates a relatively modest impact from the United Auto Workers (UAW) strikes at present.
Aluminum Oxide Shortage Spurs Russia's Supply Chain Diversification Efforts
Facing an aluminum oxide shortage exacerbated by geopolitical tensions, Russia has been diversifying its supply chain for this critical raw material.