C-Innovation names Lucas Cribley to CEO C-Innovation (C-I), a subsea service provider and an affiliate of Edison Chouest Offshore, announced the promotion of Lucas Cribley to CEO. In his new role, Cribley will lead C-I's overall strategy and
WinGD report shows payback for net-zero retrofits Retrofitting for alternative fuels could help ship operators reach net-zero emissions cost-effectively, but further policy support is needed to strengthen the business case and ensure maritime decarbonization targets are met. That is
AWO safety standdown targets falls overboard The American Waterways Operators (AWO) held its second annual Falls Overboard Safety Standdown Day on August 28, focusing attention on what the organization says is the leading cause of mariner fatalities in
Ports America, Trailer Bridge ink 10-year Puerto Rico deal Ports America and Jacksonville, Fla.-based Trailer Bridge have entered a 10-year partnership, effective August 31, 2026, to support Trailer Bridge's Jones Act barge service between Jacksonville and San Juan, Puerto Rico. The agreement includes two additional
Rolls-Royce expands variable-speed MTU genset range As SMM 2026 gets underway in Hamburg, Germany, Rolls-Royce Power Systems announced that it has expanded its portfolio of variable-speed MTU marine generator sets with standardized units based on its Series 2000
FRC Oliver Henry welcomes new commanding officer Lt. John "Jack" P. Stone relieved Lt. Raymond J. Cerrato III as commanding officer of the Coast Guard Cutter Oliver Henry (WPC 1140) during a change of command ceremony in Apra Harbor, August 21, 2026. Cmdr. Grant Johnson, chief of response, U.S. Coast Guard Forces Micronesia / Sector
Port of Klaipeda develops green methanol bunkering vessel concept The Port of Klaipeda has developed a green methanol bunkering vessel concept as it prepares for growing demand for alternative marine fuels. The proposed vessel would have capacity for 800 tonnes of green methanol . It could supply up to 250,000 tonnes of the fuel per year. The concept is part of Klaipeda's plans to prepare its infrastructure for cleaner shipping. Klaipeda studies green methanol
Hamburg shifts more empty container movements to rail The Port of Hamburg is seeing more empty containers move by rail as operators seek to reduce truck traffic and improve hinterland logistics. Hamburg Container and Chassis Repair (HCCR), a subsidiary of HHLA, is expanding rail movements from its depot on Altenwerder Damm. In 2025, around 20,000 TEUs of empty containers were transported by rail from the facility to inland destinations. HCCR expects
DP World names first methanol dual-fuel vessel DP World has named its first methanol dual-fuel containership, DP World London , at a ceremony in Aarhus, Denmark. The 1,250 TEU vessel will operate on a North Europe service. Its introduction marks another step in DP World's investment in lower-emission maritime transport. DP World London joins Shipping Solutions fleet DP World London was built in China and delivered in April 2026. The vessel is
Port of Vibo Valentia launches €1.5 million logistics redevelopment project The Port of Vibo Valentia Marina has launched a €1.5 million tender to redevelop part of the port for logistics activities. The project will demolish the former Civam industrial building. The cleared area will then be converted into new yards for port logistics. The Port System Authority of the Southern Tyrrhenian and Ionian Seas expects construction to begin in the first half of October 2026. Ne
$750 million CANXPORT logistics hub opens at Prince Rupert Ray-Mont Logistics, Canadian National Railway and the Prince Rupert Port Authority have opened the $750 million CANXPORT export logistics facility. Located at the Port of Prince Rupert, the new hub will expand rail-to-container transloading capacity for Canadian exporters. Montreal-based Ray-Mont Logistics will operate CANXPORT. CANXPORT adds 400,000 TEUs of capacity CANXPORT will initially provi
Contecon Manzanillo cleared to handle 24,000 TEU containerships Contecon Manzanillo has received approval to handle vessels with drafts of up to 15.5 metres , opening the terminal to ultra large container vessels. The ICTSI-operated facility is now the only terminal at the Port of Manzanillo with this capability. The approval allows Contecon Manzanillo to handle ships up to 400 metres long , including containerships with capacities of up to 24,000 TEUs. Manza
Singapore and Brazil establish green and digital shipping corridor Singapore and Brazil have signed an agreement to establish a Green and Digital Shipping Corridor (GDSC) between the two countries. The partnership will focus on maritime decarbonisation, alternative marine fuels and digital solutions for shipping and port operations. Singapore's Minister for Transport Jeffrey Siow and Brazil's Minister of Ports and Airports Tomé Franca signed the Memorandum of Un
Maersk announces Transpacific Golden Week sailing adjustments Maersk will adjust its Transpacific sailing schedule during China's Golden Week holiday period in October. The carrier will blank selected eastbound and westbound voyages on its TP8 and TP12 services. Maersk said alternative sailings would make inducement calls to maintain port coverage. Asia-US West Coast adjustments The eastbound TP8 voyage 640E will be blanked from Busan. Its pro forma departu
Readers Speak: Geopolitical shocks challenge shipping plans Geopolitical shocks have emerged as the hardest challenge for shipping to plan around, according to the latest Readers Speak poll. When asked what creates the greatest difficulty for planning, readers overwhelmingly selected geopolitical shocks ahead of weather disruptions, port congestion and demand volatility. The result points to a clear concern: among the different forms of disruption facing
SC Ports takes first step toward deepening North Charleston Terminal channel South Carolina Ports and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have signed a feasibility study agreement to examine additional channel depth for the North Charleston Terminal . The agreement marks the first step toward potentially deepening the stretch of the Cooper River serving the terminal, which is currently maintained at 48 feet. Charleston Harbor already reaches 52 feet elsewhere. Extending tha
Panama Canal adjusts Neopanamax booking rules amid water deficit The Panama Canal has announced temporary changes to its Neopanamax Transit Reservation System , providing shipping companies with greater flexibility in securing transit slots. The new rules take effect on 30 August 2026 for booking dates beginning 13 September 2026 . The Panama Canal Authority said the measures aim to improve access to available capacity while supporting efficient water use as t
CMA CGM and COSCO revise Mexican call on PEX2/CAX1 service CMA CGM and COSCO Shipping Lines have revised the Mexican port call on their joint PEX2/CAX1 service. The carriers have replaced Manzanillo, Mexico, with Lázaro Cárdenas, as reported by DynaLiners. The round-the-world service connects the Far East with the Pacific and eastern coasts of Central America. Revised PEX2/CAX1 rotation The updated rotation will be: Ho Chi Minh (Cai Mep) - Shenzhen (Shek
FESCo redirects Turkey Black Sea service to St. Petersburg after Yanina loss FESCo has redirected its FESCo Turkey Black Sea Service (FTBS) to St. Petersburg following the sinking of its vessel Yanina in a Ukrainian drone attack. The carrier no longer serves Novorossiysk as a result of the incident. The first sailing is already under way, operating from St. Petersburg to Ambarli and Izmit (Gebze) in Turkey. A second sailing is scheduled for mid-October. The post appeared
Tarros adds Salerno call to Italy Libya Express service Italian short-sea carrier Tarros has updated the port rotation of its dedicated Italy Libya Express (ILE) service by adding a direct call at Salerno. The single-vessel loop connects the Mediterranean ports from which the service derives its name, according to DynaLiners. Revised service rotation The updated loop incorporates the additional port of call to expand cargo access across southern Italy
Diamond Line adds Wilhelmshaven to GBX service Diamond Line, part of COSCO Shipping Lines, will add Wilhelmshaven to its Germany Baltic Express service. The GBX operates as a butterfly service. One loop connects Germany with Finland, while the other serves Poland and Lithuania. Revised GBX rotation The updated rotation will be: Bremerhaven - Wilhelmshaven - Hamburg - Kotka - Helsinki - Bremerhaven - Hamburg - Klaipeda - Gdynia - Bremerhaven T
Standard Container, Flat Rack or Open Top: Which Fits Heavy Vehicles? Heavy vehicles do not automatically require special equipment. The right container depends on transport dimensions, weight distribution, loading method and whether any part extends beyond the container envelope. A vehicle that fits through the doors may move in a standard container, while a taller but not wider unit may suit an open top. Over-width or heavily out-of-gauge vehicles usually require
WEC Lines extends ISS service to Setúbal WEC Lines will extend its intra-Spain service to the Portuguese port of Setúbal. The carrier will use Setúbal as a transshipment hub for connections with its North European network. WEC Lines will also replace Castellón with Huelva. Following these changes, the service will be renamed ISS-PT. ISS-PT service rotation Two vessels with capacities of 870 TEUs each will operate the service at a weekly
Crowley adds Houston to Gulf-Central America Express Crowley will add Houston to its Gulf-Central America Express service. The service also calls at Gulfport in the United States and connects with Cuba, Guatemala and Honduras. Expanded service rotation The revised rotation will be: Houston - Gulfport - Mariel - Santo Tomás de Castilla - Puerto Cortés - Houston The post appeared first on Container News .
Mercosul replaces Pecém with Fortaleza on Braco service Mercosul, CMA CGM's Brazilian subsidiary, has replaced Pecém with Fortaleza on its intra-Brazilian Braco service. Four Brazilian-flagged vessels with capacities ranging from 2,700 to 3,890 TEUs operate the service. Revised Braco rotation The updated rotation will be: Suape - Santos - Itapoá - Rio de Janeiro - Salvador - Suape - Fortaleza - Manaus - Suape The post appeared first on Container News
DynaLiners Shares Index rises as carriers lead gains The DynaLiners Shares Index increased by 93 points to 2,764 during the latest week. The index rose by 3.5%, with container carrier shares once again driving much of the increase. Carrier index gains 5.9% The DLSI Carriers index increased by 221 points, representing a weekly gain of 5.9%. The DLSI Owners index also performed strongly. It rose by 3.9% and reached a record high. Across the companies
ID Logistics revenue rises 18.3% in first half of 2026 ID Logistics reported revenue of €2.085 billion for the first half of 2026, representing an increase of 18.3%. On a like-for-like basis, revenue grew by 20% compared with the first half of 2025. Underlying operating income increased by 23.3% to €81.1 million. The underlying operating margin improved by 20 basis points to 3.9%. ID Logistics reports higher earnings Underlying EBITDA reached €314.8
Peter Döhle returns to Hudong-Zhonghua for boxship brace German tonnage provider Peter Döhle Schiffahrts is being linked to another two containership newbuildings at Hudong-Zhonghua, extending one of the busiest boxship ordering runs among Germany's independent owners. Shipbuilding sources reported the Hamburg outfit has returned to the CSSC yard for a fresh 14,000 teu two-ship contract, bringing its series at the yard to a ...
Chinese newcomer lines up $24m boxship newbuild Newly established Xiamen Xinliansheng Shipping has moved straight into shipowning with a RMB158m ($24m) containership newbuild at Zhejiang Shenzhou Sunshine Heavy Industry. A Xiamen enterprise investment filing shows the company has commissioned the Chinese yard to build a 2,000 teu unit for delivery in July 2027. Xinliansheng is only a few months old. Business registration ...
US cuts costs and red tape in shipbuilding finance overhaul Washington has overhauled the rules governing its Title XI ship and shipyard financing programme, lowering application costs and removing a potential bottleneck for projects using foreign equipment. The US Maritime Administration's interim final rule took effect on August 28 and cuts the Title XI application fee from $5,000 to $1,000. The agency has also replaced ...
Cotemar chases ABS affiliate for $59m in New York Mexican offshore contractor Cotemar has launched legal action in New York seeking to enforce a $34.8m Mexican judgment against ABSG Consulting, a subsidiary of the American Bureau of Shipping. Cotemar values the claim at $59.4m after adding interest under Mexican and New York law. The dispute stems from work carried out in the Gulf of ...
Two attack-damaged ships wash up on Turkish Black Sea coast Two merchant ships damaged in separate attacks around the Black Sea washed up on Turkey's coast on Sunday. The Hong Kong-flagged chemical/products tanker Golden Sapling grounded at Geyikkosan in Samsun province after drifting unmanned for several days. Turkish agency DHA reported the 19,455 dwt tanker had been damaged in a drone attack around 90 nautical ...
Digital S&P platform launches in beta A new digital platform aimed at bringing more structure to the notoriously fragmented ship sale-and-purchase market has launched in beta. UAE-registered maritime technology company e-shipsale.com went live this month with a B2B platform designed for shipowners, buyers and independent brokers trading commercial vessels. Its beta platform already includes vessel listings, broker and administrative
Turkish commandos retake hijacked ship off Somalia Turkish and Somali forces have retaken the Cameroon-flagged general cargo ship Lutuf nearly two weeks after it was seized by Somali pirates. The 1,400 dwt vessel was taken on August 17 around 4.5 nautical miles off Somalia's coast while carrying supplies to Turkey's TURKSOM military base in Mogadishu. Somalia's defence ministry said a 10-day operation ...
Crane fire injures two at Mumbai port Two crane operators have been injured after a heavylift operation went wrong at Mumbai port, sending a telescopic crane crashing against a ship before catching fire. The accident occurred at around 19:30 on Sunday at the Ballard Pier Station, close to Mumbai's international cruise terminal, while a 140-tonne piece of cargo was being discharged from ...
Hormuz shipping back in firing line as US-Iran strikes resume The fragile lull in the Strait of Hormuz has shattered, with the US and Iran exchanging fire for the first time in more than a month just as a fresh series of attacks on merchant shipping threatens to close down hard-won transit routes. Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed on Monday that an unidentified tanker had struck ...
Panama Canal tweaks booking system to stretch capacity The Panama Canal has temporarily loosened parts of its booking system in an effort to make scarce transit capacity more flexible as deteriorating water conditions continue to squeeze one of the world's most important maritime chokepoints. From booking dates beginning September 13, neopanamax customers will be allowed to secure more than one reservation for the ...
Splash Singapore finalises agenda for Asia's top shipping conference The agenda has been finalised for the inaugural Splash Singapore, with some of the biggest names in global shipping heading to the Lion City next month for a full day of market debate, technology discussion and high-level networking with hundreds of delegates already signed up. Taking place on September 24 in the Stamford Ballroom at ...
Congestion masks container shipping's coming capacity shock Port congestion is doing container shipping an enormous favour, absorbing 2.3m teu of vessel capacity at precisely the moment the industry is preparing for a potentially brutal release of tonnage from both newbuildings and a return to the Suez Canal. New Sea-Intelligence data shows worsening delays have rendered 6.6% of the global containership fleet effectively ...
Hormuz-related force majeure declarations could create unprecedented chaos Disputes could arise on the back of Hormuz force majeures in the long term as buyers challenge sellers' abilities, or...
The week in newbuildings: Strong momentum maintained as 75 new ships contracted Notable deals included 18 containerships ordered by Cosco, six MR2 product tankers contracted by Torm and up to 14 large...
Tanker struck by projectile in Strait of Hormuz as Iran claims mine attack on VLCC The US and Iran are battling over the narrative of who controls the Strait of Hormuz, even as attacks continue...
Daily Briefing Disruption reshapes the rankings rather than derailing growth | How Asia rewrote the container port rankings in the 21st century...
Unseat unlicensed truck drivers supporting 'shadow fleet' The number of truckers on US highways without any type of commercial driver's license should be as big a concern as non-domiciled CDLs and English language proficiency.
Delays hampering CSX intermodal customers in Atlanta The congestion has affected both international and domestic intermodal shipments moving through the railroad's Fairburn terminal southwest of Atlanta, sources say.
Ports America adds Jones Act cargo handling at Jaxport The carrier Trailer Bridge has reached an agreement with the terminal operator and stevedore to take over cargo handling for its main service to Puerto Rico.
Shippers see fresh disruption from China as new typhoon again closes key ports Sources say there are growing instances of transshipment, rolled cargo, and skipped calls in the wake of Saudel, while yard density at ports in north and east Asia is becoming another chokepoint.
Deal sealed: Tidewater puts final touches on $500m Brazil takeover Houston offshore vessel owner becomes one of the biggest players in the Brazilian market
Petrobras fixture of BP tanker ratchets down Brazil VLCC rates Brazilian energy major charters tankers mostly from rival oil giants after a week of relying on Frontline tankers
Fuel retrofit decisions hang finely on four variables, WinGD says Technology increasingly not limiting factor, engine designer says
Poor seafarer mental health can make a ship unseaworthy and hard to finance Lawyers and bankers say taking steps to address crew welfare affects a vessel's legal operation and financing
China Merchants sees shipping 'super-cycle' power sharp rise in profit Owner builds orderbook as first-half tanker earnings approach a fivefold increase
Four challengers, one climate deal: IMO talks resume in London Revised ideas for shipping decarbonisation split the industry, and China weighs in to get the clean fuels moving
Cheniere exports 5,000th LNG cargo as it completes an expansion phase Largest US producer of LNG now sitting on 56-mtpa of production capacity
Norwegian shipowner GMI orders two extra hydrogen-powered bulkers Vessels will be built by Chowgule in India
Hoegh Autoliners bringing on SGM Technology to fight GPS interference PntGuard system to be rolled out on all existing ships and most incoming newbuildings
Hafnia boss Mikael Skov explains $400m order hedge amid stubborn newbuilding prices Order of MRs this year was a way of not missing out on delivery dates, not a reflection of attractive prices, Danish boss says
US strikes stir fresh mine fears in Strait of Hormuz Shipping traffic dwindles as uncertainty over vital waterway raises insurance concerns
Harry Vafias sets record price with suezmax tanker asset play Private Vafias outfit Stealth Maritime and public firm Imperial Petroleum are scoring fat profit margins
First Bruton VLCC slips into Red Sea and through Suez Canal on maiden voyage Ship turned off AIS for nearly a month as vessels fled the region over Houthi threats
Shuttle service option emerges for VLGCs at Panama Canal Japanese gas transfer and unusual South American voyage shows how congestion is changing the market
Stena pushes up profit as tanker rates rise and vessels are sold Swedish group says more ships have exited the fleet this year
Seaspan Corp hits investment grade status with New York agency Canadian tonnage provider also has strong forward revenue and diversified funding, New York agency says
First Burton VLCC slips into Red Sea and through Suez Canal on maiden voyage Ship turned off AIS for nearly a month as vessels fled the region over Houthi threats
Harry Vafias sets price record with suezmax tanker asset play Private Vafias outfit Stealth Maritime and public firm Imperial Petroleum are scoring fat profit margins
VDR boss Dr Martin Kroger opens up on German shipping Executive talks to TradeWinds about staying competitive and an appetite for new technology
Shipbuilding and marine equipment sectors in 'rude health', Clarksons says As SMM kicks off in Hamburg, research head Steve Gordon takes the pulse of the sector
Workers died trying to rescue stricken colleagues on LNG carrier, ship breaking yard says Ferdous Steel breaks silence on catastrophic accident on 14 August
Glencore pays big rate for suezmax term deal as spot rates stay high Trader takes Spanish tanker for a year at $74,500 per day
Iran faces 'shake-out' of tanker fleet as US tightens sanctions noose Analysts explain the implications of wider blacklisting measures
Wison New Energies teams with Shell on FLNG technology Chinese yard says access to energy major liquefaction tech will allow the company to widen its market offering
Seaspan hits investment grade status with New York agency Canadian tonnage provider also has strong forward revenue and diversified funding, New York agency says
Tanker stocks fall after new US strikes on Iran Frontline shares saw one of the steepest falls in Oslo trading
VLCC sales Frontline's way of capturing Strait of Hormuz premium in 'ocean of profit' CEO Lars Barstad explained how his company can take advantage of Gulf rate spike without sending ships in
LNG carrier hit in Egypt offloads cargo at Jordan's FSRU Ship back off Damietta plant where it waits close to fire-hit regas unit
Kuwaiti product tanker hit by mystery projectile while entering Strait of Hormuz Latest UKMTO warning follows damaging strikes against Greek-controlled and Kuwaiti vessels
Petros Pappas steers US-listed Star Bulk Carriers to dual listing in Athens Biggest US-listed bulker company launches an advertising blitz to raise its profile in its home country
Workers died trying to rescue stricken colleagues on LNG carrier, shipbreaking yard says Ferdous Steel breaks silence on catastrophic accident on 14 August
Cetus Maritime to buy 13 vessels from Seacon Shipping The Mark Young-led bulker company is believed to be preparing for an IPO
Turkish forces storm hijacked ship killing 14 Somali pirates The Lutuf was released in an operation over the weekend
Peter Dohle returns to Hudong-Zhonghua for container ship newbuilding brace German tonnage provider said to be back in the container market with a fresh order for two ships
Iran targets inbound ships as suezmax U-turns from Strait of Hormuz crossing The Ellie had changed its name earlier this month
Tanker windfall fuels Cosco as shipping empire keeps expanding Energy profits more than double while another major business loses momentum
Cetus Maritime buys 13 vessels from Seacon Shipping The Mark Young-led bulker company is believed to be preparing for an IPO
NYK Bulkship Partners affiliate recycles woodchip carrier Japanese shipowner unloads 25-year-old vessel to Bangladeshi recyclers in routine disposal
US strikes stirs fresh mine fears in Strait of Hormuz Shipping traffic dwindles as uncertainty over vital waterway raises insurance concerns
Eight dead and 18 missing in Turkish ferry disaster off Cyprus About 240 passengers evacuated from sinking catamaran
Tanker hit by mystery projectile while entering Strait of Hormuz Latest UKMTO warning follows damaging strikes against Greek-controlled and Kuwaiti vessels
Thenamaris joins feeder container ship ordering wave Greek shipowner orders four 3,100-teu sub-panamax newbuildings at Hengli
$10.75 million in meth found inside leek shipment at Texas border bridge A tractor-trailer arriving from Reynosa, Mexico, carried a shipment declared as leeks into the United States. U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers stopped the vehicle at the Pharr International Bridge cargo facility in Texas. Officers discovered 395 packages of suspected methamphetamine inside the trailer. CBP valued the narcotics at $10.75 million. The packages weighed 1,204.82 pounds, or
North America must 'join forces' to compete as global trade fragments, expert says SAN ANTONIO - North America's ability to compete with China and other global economic powers will increasingly depend on deeper regional integration and stronger coordination between the U.S. and Mexico, according to economic and city leaders speaking at the 2026 NADBank Summit. Agustín Carstens, former governor of the Bank of Mexico and one of Mexico's most prominent economists, urged the U.S.,
California police investigate $70K beer cargo theft after fraudulent pickups California police are investigating two cargo thefts totaling about $70,000 from an Anheuser-Busch distribution center. The incidents occurred Aug. 17 at 4545 Brooks Street in Montclair, California. One shipment headed for Tucson, Arizona, never reached its destination after pickup. A later pickup involved Anheuser-Busch and Pabst Blue Ribbon products. Montclair Police Department logged the earli
Out of its depth: Why 52 feet could equal millions of dollars for this U.S. port Southeast hub in pact to study terminal deepening South Carolina Ports and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have signed a feasibility study agreement toward investigating deepening of the North Charleston Terminal. NCT is currently maintained at 48 feet. The Port of Virginia claims the deepest harbor on the East Coast at 55 feet, mandated by Congress to accommodate aircraft carriers at the adjace
US-Mexico Border Freight Surges 1000% at Laredo Bridge | Nearshoring Impact US-Mexico freight volumes are skyrocketing, with one border crossing reportedly seeing a 1000% increase in daily truck movements. This unprecedented surge highlights the immense impact of nearshoring on the supply chain. We delve into the data behind this rapid growth and its implications for cross-border logistics between Texas and Mexico. Daily freight movements at the Colombia-Solidarity Inter
Freight Brokers: Why Your Carrier Vetting Process MUST Change Now A recent $604 million court ruling is forcing freight brokers to confront their carrier vetting processes like never before. Business advisor Josh Lovan from JJ Keller explains why relying on basic checks is no longer enough and how plaintiff attorneys are now demanding "true vetting." Learn what steps brokers must take to elevate their safety and compliance standards to a defensible level, or ri
Rail Freight Forecast: Coal Volumes Set for SHOCKING Q4 Uptick? FreightWaves expert Dr. David Correll shares insights from Telegraph's latest Market Consist Report, forecasting a surprising Q4 uptick in coal volumes driven by export opportunities. Get a 6-month outlook on freight rail service, intermodal volumes, and the impact of policy changes like the DOT-111 tank car phase-out. Discover how global energy prices and the data center build-out are reshaping
$5.3 million a new record for Panama Canal transit The Panama Canal set a new single-trip toll record amid looming traffic restrictions and global pressure on energy supplies. Canal officials confirmed that South Korea's SK Gas Ltd. ( 018670.SK ) bid $5.3 million for an auctioned Panama Canal transit slot for the liquefied petroleum gas carrier G. Spirit on Sept. 1, the highest reported price ever for the waterway linking the Pacific and Atlantic
DOT shuts down 110 truck driving schools in CDL fraud crackdown Federal transportation officials are removing more than 110 commercial driver training schools from a federal registry and targeting another 160-plus schools for removal as part of a sweeping new crackdown on fraud in the trucking industry. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced the enforcement actions Monday in Detroit alongside Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, Federal Motor
Autonomous Deliveries Could Go Mainstream By 2030 Autonomous delivery robots are already operating at scale - and Avride says it has 60+ driverless Uber vehicles and several hundred delivery bots running today. Sergei Kirillov, chief commercial officer at Avride, breaks down where the company is live, how its sidewalk robots differ from road vehicles, and why college campuses and dense urban deliveries are proving grounds for autonomy. He also g
$647K Nike cargo recovered near Chicago after fraudulent Memphis pickup Cook County investigators recovered approximately $647,420 in Nike merchandise after a fictitious pickup involving fake documents. The incident began Aug. 21 at a company facility in Memphis, Tennessee. A driver picked up the shipment intended for Dallas using fraudulent paperwork, according to the Sheriff's Office. Authorities later learned the shipment had gone toward the Chicago area. A Nike r
Inside The Railroad Security Operation Taking On Cargo Theft Mexico rail is taking freight share - and 150-car rail ferries are part of the story. Bill Stephens of Trains Magazine breaks down what Grupo Mexico Transportes is doing differently: winning volume from highway and short-sea moves, expanding rail ferry capacity, and using a more aggressive security strategy to cut cargo theft incidents. If you move freight across North America, this is a real loo
Peak Season Is Coming - But Where Is The Freight Surge? Peak season is upon us, but SONAR data reveals a surprising trend: tender rejection rates aren't surging into Labor Day like previous years. While spot rates remain elevated year-over-year, the expected pre-holiday peak isn't materializing. Is this the new normal for a supply-driven market, or a sign of deeper shifts with intermodal rail siphoning long-haul freight? Tune in for expert analysis on
Vance, EPA chief call for investigation into Biden administration response to East Palestine derailment Vice President JD Vance and the head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have asked the EPA's Office of Inspector General to investigate the Biden administration's response to the February 2023 Norfolk Southern derailment and hazardous-materials release in East Palestine, Ohio. The EPA said in a Friday, Aug. 28, release that Vance and Administrator Lee Zeldin had sent a joint letter to th
Teamsters suit tests California's driverless truck rules Outside of Texas, it's California that has lately generated the most autonomous truck news, despite not hosting the trucks themselves. The primary reason lies in the state's driverless truck rulemaking process. California until recently had not allowed autonomous truck testing, and has been drafting the rules since 2021. That changed when the state released its long-awaited framework. It's this f
2 key trucking groups in filing raise alarm on Penske decision fallout The liability case involving parts of the Penske network of companies that has bounced from a federal court in Texas to a Penske loss at the appellate level is being viewed by two key industry associations as so important it wants a full Fifth Circuit hearing following the case being remanded to the lower court. The American Trucking Associations (ATA) and the Truckload Carriers of America (TCA)
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