It’s the early days of Elon Musk’s Twitter reign… savings accounts are drying up, interest rates are painfully-high but still historically low, social media is ripe with misinformation, and the control of the Senate is hanging in the balance between Democrats and Republicans. Let’s take a look at the first week of November 2022.

Remember: regardless of who occupies the White House, losses occur. Just like what Republicans experienced in 2018, Democrats are likely to lose their House majority.

An uneven recovery, driver demographics, alternative fuel, and second jobs… here are some visual aids for industry indicators so far throughout the month of October 2022.

Demand surges and businesses rush in to capitalize. Demand slows and businesses pull back. This is normal market dynamics. However, there was nothing normal about the pandemic market.

The following 5 charts caught our eye this week. Together, they certainly inform us about important changes in the world. They, in fact, definitively show that change happens - big and dramatic changes.

Three years ago, Pete Buttigieg was Mayor of South Bend, Indiana. Today, Secretary Buttigieg leads the Department of Transportation. Let’s look at how he has responded to the mounting supply-chain issues over his appointment as DOT Secretary.

The backlog of cargo ships at the port of LA-Long Beach has dropped dramatically.

First it was the Great Resignation, then it was the Great Reshuffling. Now, it’s Quiet Quitting.

Recently, the Supreme Court limited the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.

Here are 7 graphs you need to see regarding inflation, freight rates, automaker investments, EV sales, politics among roommates, crude oil exports, and retail growth. What's the latest?

Here are 11 graphs you need to see regarding peak season, EV charging infrastructure, warehousing capacity, transportation employment, shipping rates, and the U.S. economy. What's the latest?

Here are 8 graphs you need to see regarding personal income, retail sales, inflation, abortion, savings & debt, and falling gas prices. What's the latest?

There are certainly multiple areas to address when it comes to managing your priorities. One of the most important is learning how to prioritize not only how you spend your time with others, but who those others should be.  

Immediately after Joe Biden’s electoral victory in 2020, climate change policies were elevated to the very top of the nation’s agenda. However, revolutionizing the nation’s energy policies and transportation habits is no easy task. 

Following DOT's Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s National Roadway Safety Strategy, the FMCSA announced that it was reviving a proposal to mandate speed limiters on commercial motor vehicles.

Port efficiency, consumer sentiment, electric vehicle transitions, post-pandemic pains, and consumer spending… here are five graphs to start out your week.

Transportation, small businesses, consumer optimism, inflation, and recession perceptions all indicate one giant thing: uncertainty… once again.

Board room gender equality, The Federal Reserve, and Roe v. Wade… here are thirteen graphics to start out your week.

The world’s head seems to be spinning over Elon Musk’s recent purchase of Twitter and his refusal to testify in the Johnny Depp defamation trial. However, some moves being made in the background could change the logistics industry forever. 

Best work-life balance countries, the largest shipping ports in the world, the log Jam in Shanghai... here are ten graphics to start out your week.