Marine Log's Top Women in Maritime 2025: The full interviews As the maritime industry continues to expand, innovate, and welcome a more diverse workforce, we're proud to present our 2025 list of Top Women in Maritime-now in its sixth year of celebrating
Seaspan inks deal with Bollinger, Rauma for USCG Arctic Security Cutter program Another piece of the Arctic Security Cutter jigsaw puzzle has fallen neatly into place. North Vancouver, B.C.-based Seaspan Shipyards (Seaspan) has now signed agreements with Bollinger Shipyards (Bollinger) and Rauma Marine Constructions
Pasha Group names Cary Davis VP of government affairs The San Rafael, Calif. - headquartered Pasha Group reports that Cary Davis has joined the company as vice president of government affairs. In this role, Davis will oversee federal, state, and local
U.S. seizes Venezuela-linked tankers Bella I and Sophia In a post on X, Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem says that in two predawn operations today, the Coast Guard conducted back-to-back meticulously coordinated boarding of two "ghost fleet" tanker ships-
New Polish Navy rescue vessel will have full Schottel propulsion package The new Polish Navy rescue vessel Ratownik, currently under construction at the PGZ Stocznia Wojenna shipyard in Gdansk, will be equipped with a comprehensive propulsion package supplied by Schottel. Designed to replace
Vega Reederei cuts reporting and administration tasks by up to 80% with Kaiko Systems Hamburg-headquartered ship operator Vega Reederei reports that it has reduced time spent on reporting and administration tasks by up to 80% since rolling out the Kaiko Systems maritime operation platform across its
Marine Atlantic signs 5-year vessel charter with Stena RoRo Marine Atlantic, the Canadian crown corporation that provides freight and passenger services between the provinces of Newfoundland and Labrador and Nova Scotia, has entered into a five-year charter agreement with Stena RoRo
Suez Canal traffic still 60% below pre-attack levels 100 days on 100 days ago, on 29 September, the Minervagracht was to become the last ship to be attacked by the Houthis, at least for now. Forty-three days later, the Houthis declared an end to their attacks on ships. Despite this, traffic through the Suez Canal has not significantly increased and in the first week of 2026 remained 60% below the corresponding week in 2023, before ships started diverting aro
Inchcape Shipping Services expands in Indonesia with new offices Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS) has opened two new offices in Indonesia, in Merak and Dumai. The expansion strengthens its presence in key port locations and brings services closer to customers. The offices are located in high-activity industrial clusters. Each cluster handles around 150 port calls per year. These areas support bulk and tanker operations for energy, industrial, and plantation se
Japan plans ¥26.59bn ports budget for FY2026 Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) plans to request ¥26.59 billion for ports and harbours in fiscal 2026, according to Japan International Freight Forwarders Association (JIFFA). The budget covers the period from April 2026 to March 2027. The total remains largely unchanged from the previous year. The proposal includes ¥26.33 billion for public works and ¥2.66
CMA CGM introduces reefer port congestion surcharge for Conakry CMA CGM has informed customers of the introduction of a Port Congestion Surcharge (PCS) for reefer cargo destined for Conakry, Guinea, due to ongoing congestion at the port. The surcharge will apply to reefer shipments from all origins to Conakry, Guinea. For most origins, the PCS will take effect for cargo loaded from 15 January 2026. For cargo originating from North America and Latin America, t
How Trump's hemispheric strategy weaponizes global shipping When the Trump administration announced in early 2025 that it had pressured Panama to withdraw from China's Belt and Road Initiative and secured a deal transferring control of key Panama Canal ports from Hong Kong-based operators to a BlackRock-led American consortium, maritime industry analysts recognized something more significant than a single transaction
Could South Korea emerge as an Arctic shipping actor? South Korea is poised to take its most ambitious step yet into Arctic shipping with a planned trial containership voyage via Northern Sea Route. The upcoming trial positions it to catch up, potentially becoming the first Western-aligned nation to pursue regular trans-Arctic container services
Intra-Asia container rates edge lower in early January Drewry's Intra-Asia Container Index (IACI) fell 2% in the first week of January. The index now stands at $700 per 40ft container. The IACI tracks a weighted average of spot rates across 18 major intra-Asia trade lanes. Rates are now 15% lower year on year. Despite the recent dip, Drewry expects a modest rebound in the coming weeks. Tight vessel capacity and an extended peak season are likely to s
US seizes Venezuela-linked, Russian-flagged oil tanker after weeks-long pursuit The United States has carried out an operation to seize a Russia-flagged oil tanker with links to Venezuela after a more than two-week pursuit across the Atlantic, Reuters reported, citing US officials. According to the Reuters report, the tanker, originally named Bella-1 and now re-registered as Marinera , had evaded earlier efforts by the US Coast Guard to board it while enforcing a maritime bl
ABS grants AIP for Seatrium offshore substation design ABS has issued an Approval in Principle (AIP) to Seatrium for its next-generation offshore substation design, featuring 500-megawatt OSS modules. The approval covers Seatrium's OSS-500A concept, designed to support large-scale offshore wind projects. Offshore substations play a key role in collecting power from wind turbines, converting it to high voltage, and exporting it to shore through subsea
Collaboration lifts yard crane productivity at Port Houston Kaleris has completed a multi-phase rollout of its RTG Optimization (RTG-O) solution at Port Houston, delivering measurable gains across the port's two main container terminals. The deployment covers the Barbours Cut and Bayport terminals, where Port Houston manages 142 rubber-tyred gantry cranes and handles up to 12,000 truck visits each day. The port sought to improve performance using its exis
Ryder acquires Truck Service Depot Ryder System has acquired Truck Service Depot, an Atlanta-based mobile maintenance provider serving commercial trucks and trailers across Georgia. The deal expands Ryder's Torque by Ryder retail mobile maintenance business. It strengthens Ryder's presence in high-velocity freight corridors and supports its Southeast growth strategy. Truck Service Depot employs more than 20 technicians. It operate
Maersk revises peak season surcharge for Indian Subcontinent Maersk has announced a revision to its Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) for cargo moving from the Indian Subcontinent and Middle East to the United States and Canada West Coast. The revised surcharge will take effect from 5 February 2026 and will remain in place until further notice. The adjustment applies to shipments originating from the United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh, Bahrain, Bhutan, India, Iraq
ONE and MTI establish joint venture QUAVEO in Vietnam Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE) and MTI Ltd. have established a joint venture, QUAVEO Company Limited, in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, in December 2025. The new company aims to accelerate digital transformation across operations and business models by applying artificial intelligence, with a focus on creating new value for the container shipping industry. QUAVEO brings together ONE's operatio
FMC swears in new commissioner Laura DiBella The Federal Maritime Commission has welcomed Laura DiBella as its newest Commissioner. DiBella was sworn in on January 6, 2026. She will serve a term running through June 30, 2028. President Donald Trump nominated her in September 2025. The U.S. Senate confirmed the nomination on December 18, 2025. The President formally appointed her on January 2, 2026. DiBella brings extensive experience in eco
Evergreen rolls out Inmarsat NexusWave across entire fleet Evergreen Marine has confirmed the fleetwide adoption of Inmarsat Maritime's NexusWave connectivity service, becoming the first Taiwanese container carrier to deploy the solution across its vessels. The move strengthens Evergreen's long-standing partnership with Inmarsat Maritime, a Viasat company, and supports the carrier's "Evergreen IT" modernisation programme. Following successful trials, Eve
WiseTech Global and Elm team up WiseTech Global and Elm Company have agreed to collaborate on advancing digital innovation in Saudi Arabia's logistics sector. The two companies signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding during the Saudi Supply Chain and Logistics Conference 2025 on 13 December. The agreement sets a framework for cooperation on technology-driven solutions that support the Kingdom's digital transformation g
Freightos Weekly Update: LNY demand pushing ocean rates up as air moves past peak The US operation in Caracas over the weekend, which facilitated the US military's capture of Venezuela's President Maduro, included strikes on the city's La Guaira container port and a nearby military base. La Guaira is Venezuela's second largest container port, and tits closure will disrupt operations and cause delays for importers and exporters who normally rely on La Guaira. Even before the US
US seizes renamed Venezuela-linked VLCC after weeks-long chase The US forces have seized two Venezuela-linked tankers, one after a two-week chase, a name change, and reports of a Russian submarine nearby. One of the tankers seized by US authorities is the 2002-built VLCC Marinera, formerly known as the Bella 1. While still under its previous name, the US Coast Guard tried to intercept ...
Aker Solutions to trim over 500 jobs amid slower maket Aker Solutions is moving to cut costs and adjust capacity after several years of record-high workload, with the Norwegian engineering group expecting activity to ease in 2026 compared with 2025. The company said it will reduce headcount in parts of the business to match the outlook, with just over 500 of its roughly 12,000 permanent ...
JR Shipping brings in Seatrade as strategic partner Dutch owner JR Shipping has brought in reefer specialist Seatrade as a strategic shareholder, marking a new phase for the Harlingen-based owner and manager while keeping its independent course. Under the deal, Seatrade takes a strategic participation in JR Shipping Group and becomes a long-term partner. Founders Jan Reier Arends and Sander Schakelaar will both ...
Turkish upstart Aqmaris books up to four bulker newbuilds in China Turkish newcomer Aqmaris and China's Wuhu Shipyard have sealed a deal for four ultramax bulk carriers, marking one of the first big newbuild agreements for the Istanbul-based operator. The four 64,500 dwt units will meet IMO Tier III standards and comply with EEDI Phase III, the latest environmental efficiency benchmark. They'll also be ready for ...
Wallenius Wilhelmsen adds $130m Asian shipping contract Wallenius Wilhelmsen has signed a one-year shipping contract with a major Asian vehicle and heavy equipment manufacturer, strengthening its presence in the region as the roro group lines up business for 2026. The Oslo-listed owner and logistics provider said the deal is expected to generate around $130m in revenue, based on the agreed volumes. The ...
Suez traffic still 60% down 100 days after last Houthi attack Suez Canal traffic remains sharply lower more than three months after the last reported Houthi attack, underlining how slow ship operators have been to return to the Red Sea route. According to BIMCO, it has now been 100 days since the last vessel was attacked, when the Minervagracht was hit on September 29. The Houthis ...
Precious Shipping: War over diplomacy and a reality check for dry bulk bulls Khalid Hashim, the managing director of Thai dry bulk concern Precious Shipping, is well known for speaking his mind in a forthright, erudite manner. In conversation with Maritime CEO, he pulls no punches while discussing the markets, and most pertinently, the events coming out of Caracas over the weekend that have subsequently led the coverage ...
Ørsted files second lawsuit against US over offshore wind project suspensions Danish renewable energy company Ørsted is piling the pressure on the Trump administration's decision to suspend leases for offshore wind projects off the US east coast over "national security concerns" with another lawsuit. Revolution Wind, a 50/50 joint venture between Skyborn Renewables and Ørsted, has already legally challenged the lease suspension order since the developers ...
Higaki family-backed Shoei Kisen invests in Norway's Eitzen Norway's Eitzen Group has strengthened its long-standing ties with Japanese shipping interests after Shoei Kisen took a minority stake in Eitzen Avanti. Eitzen Avanti, which oversees a group of shipping businesses including chemical and gas carrier operator Christiania Shipping, said Shoei Kisen has acquired a 4.7% equity stake through the issuance of new shares. The ...
Atlantic tanker trades in focus after US grabs Venezuelan barrels The arrest and detention of Venezuela's former leader Nicolás Maduro has triggered a fresh bout of volatility across tanker markets, with president Donald Trump claiming the US will take control of up to 50m barrels of sanctioned Venezuelan crude in a move that could redraw Atlantic Basin flows. Posting late Tuesday, Trump said Venezuela's interim ...
Hyundai Steel scores $450m deal for South Korean offshore wind project Hyundai Steel Industry, a subsidiary of Hyundai Engineering & Construction, has won a contract to manufacture and install substructures for an offshore wind farm off South Korea. The company inked a contract with Hanwha Ocean covering fabrication and installation of substructures for the Shinan Ui offshore wind project. The contract is valued at $450m and ...
MSC's buying spree rolls on Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) has wrapped up another busy spell in the secondhand market, underlining the carrier's continued push to bulk up its fleet. The Geneva-based liner giant is understood to have bought at least eight container vessels in December alone, with market sources suggesting more deals may still be waiting to surface. Alphaliner said ...
Seatrium reveals design for 500MW modular offshore substation Singapore shipyard group Seatrium has secured approval in principle (AiP) from the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) for a 500MW offshore substation design. The substation was engineered for scalability and is made using a modular framework. It has 500MW modules and can be modified for different water depths and project sizes. This is Seatrium's first ...
Qingdao tightens the vacuum on boxship turnaround times Qingdao has underlined its status as a global port technology bellwether after Shandong Port Group (SPG) rolled out China's first vacuum-based automated mooring system, cutting the time needed to secure the world's largest containerships alongside. The new system, now in operation at Qingdao port, reduces the mooring time for a 366 m long containership from ...
Petrobras halts drilling after fluid leak offshore Brazil Brazilian state-owned giant Petrobras has stopped oil drilling operations in the Foz do Amazonas Basin due to a fluid leak on a drilling rig. The incident occurred on Sunday, January 4, at the Morpho well, located approximately 175 km off the coast of Amapá. Petrobras stated that the fluid loss occurred in two auxiliary lines ...
Imabari completes acquisition of Japan's second-largest shipbuilder Imabari Shipbuilding has completed the acquisition of a controlling stake in Japan Marine United (JMU), a deal that reshapes Japan's shipbuilding landscape and aligns closely with Tokyo's longer-term ambition to consolidate and revitalise the sector in the face of rising Chinese and South Korean competition. Imabari confirmed it has taken a 60% stake in JMU, ...
Japan sets out to build world's largest hydrogen carrier Japan is pushing deeper into the hydrogen economy with plans to build what will be the world's largest liquefied hydrogen carrier as it seeks to put a commercial-scale import supply chain in place. Shipbuilder Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) has teamed up with Japan Suiso Energy (JSE) on a 40,000 cu m LH2 carrier, dwarfing the ...
New Pole Star index scores ships on transparency and dark risk Maritime intelligence leader Pole Star Global has launched its Maritime Transparency Index (MTI) - a machine learning-powered risk scoring system that assigns vessels, voyages, and associated parties transparent scores from 0 (Hard Dark) to 5 (Transparent), distilling complex vessel histories, ownership structures, and behavioural anomalies into credit-style ratings that compliance teams, port au
When sanctions enforcement creates new risks for shipping Graeme Morkel, deputy international registrar of shipping and seamen at the St Kitts and Nevis International Ship Registry, writes for Splash today. The shipping industry is under increasing pressure to play its part in tackling illicit and illegal trade. Sanctions evasion, flag hopping and complex ownership structures are no longer marginal issues. They are now ...
Russia-bound tanker reportedly attacked in Black Sea A Russia-bound tanker was reportedly attacked on Wednesday while sailing off the Turkish coast in the Black Sea
Canal transits rise, with all quiet on the (Panamanian) geopolitical front Despite the geopolitical chaos in the Western Hemisphere, it is still business as usual at the Panama Canal. Traffic was...
US high seas seizures will test Russian resolve to protect shadow fleet No state has the right to use force against vessels duly registered in the jurisdictions of other states, argues Russia...
Venezuela sanctions rule out rapid return of tankers Getting a Washington OK isn't easy and doesn't guarantee clearance from Brussels and London
Baltic States no longer a soft touch on cable cutting When the Balticconnector pipeline was damaged in 2023, the vessel accused of causing the damage was allowed to sail away...
US seizes two shadow fleet tankers as Venezuela blockade is tightened The US seizure of a shadow fleet tanker recently flagged to Russia could stoke tensions with Moscow. Russian officials had...
Kawasaki Heavy Industries confirms contract for world's second liquefied hydrogen carrier Newbuilding order reflects expectations of strong global hydrogen demand in the 2030s and reinforces Japan's leadership in LH2 shipping
V.Group buys decarb adviser Njord from Maersk Tankers V.Group, the third biggest shipmanager, has bought decarbonisation adviser Njord from Maersk Tankers to expand its green services offering
MSC boosts tally of secondhand boxship purchases The containership sale-and-purchase market is said to have entered 2026 with strong momentum, mirroring 2025
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ONE pursues digital transformation with AI JV in Vietnam JV will focus on digital transformation by harnessing AI and LLM, with the ambition to sell AI solutions to other...
Daily Briefing Venezuela marine war risk rates 'will be high' | Bulker, gas and tanker sectors fuel 65% surge in ship recycling...
Operator switch gives renewed hope to Portland's Terminal 6 Stakeholders say a contract with Oregon Container Terminal to manage the state's only box terminal should herald a new era of stability and cargo growth.
Australian regulators force WiseTech to sell software vendor The action is tied to WiseTech's acquisition of E2open in 2025, which included software that Australia's competition commission deemed gave WiseTech too much control of the market.
Severe winter storm disrupts North Europe port, inland operations The storm is bringing fierce winds and Arctic conditions to the region, impacting ocean, road and rail freight transport.
US truckload pricing remains unsettled despite red-hot December Contract shippers have not felt the impact of the surge last month in spot market truckload rates, but that could change amid market uncertainty as 2026 begins.
MSC's Medlog Oceania inks deal for Seaway's intermodal business The acquisition continues a wave of supply chain consolidation seen in Australia and New Zealand in recent years as service providers search for inorganic growth in a highly competitive market.
After tumultuous 2025, challenges remain for North American intermodal Any domestic intermodal growth in 2026 will depend largely on whether the mode can claw back share from the highway.
DAT, AscendTMS push Convoy load automation into small broker world The integration will allow small truckload brokers to automate a range of load processes within their existing transportation management system.
Regulatory uncertainty weighs heavy on green fuel investment as 2026 dawns The delay in adopting the IMO's net-zero emissions framework has injected more uncertainty into an alternative fuel market that was already struggling to attract crucial investment from both the public and private sectors.
Sinokor Maritime linked to huge slew of buys and charter deals on vintage VLCC tonnage Massive gamble in play by enigmatic South Korean owner
Podcast series: Investigating the shipping accident that took down Baltimore's Key Bridge Over five episodes, we examine the safety gaps exposed by the Dali's collision with a vulnerable bridge and what steps should be taken to prevent a tragedy like this from happening again.
Tanker stocks soar as investors weigh tanker seizures and Venezuelan oil pact Top US official says seizure of M Sophia connected with Venezuelan government request for oil cargo
Tanker stocks soar as investors weigh tanker seizures, Venezuelan oil pact Top US official says seizure of M Sophia connected with Venezuelan government request for oil cargo
US forces swoop on two tankers in Venezuela blockade The M Sophia will join two other ships off the coast of US held since anti-Maduro regime operation was launched last month
US forces swoop on new tanker in Venezuela blockade The M Sophia will join two other ships off the coast of US held since anti-Maduro regime operation was launched last month
Samskip opts for Norwegian Hydrogen to fuel new boxships Fuel producer set to provide fuel from dedicated green liquid hydrogen plant from 2028
FSRU use for LNG imports hits record high in 2025, Fearnleys says Broker sees reserved approach on semi-speculative conversion jobs as turning
US launches operation to seize runaway VLCC in Atlantic Photos purport to show a military helicopter near Russia-flagged tanker
Imabari Shipbuilding ups stake in Japan Marine United to become controlling shareholder The move is part of Japan's desire to reignite its shipbuilding ambitions
Seatrade buys stake in JR Shipping Group Partnership will focus on developing, ordering and financing next-generation vessels
MSC stretches lead over Maersk as world's largest container line World's largest carrier added capacity equal to the fleet of Zim or Yang Ming in just a year
Okeanis Eco Tankers claims gold as the top-performing shipping stock on Wall Street Fourth quarter brought a halt to clean-product momentum and a dry bulk rally
Seafarer death due to electric shock at Chinese port, probe finds Unsafe live work and weak supervision on board vessel cited by investigator
Russian Navy said to be escorting dark VLCC chased by US A submarine and other unspecified assets have been deployed to protect ageing tanker
Ship accused of Baltic anchor dragging sabotage has cargo cleared Police say investigation of alleged cable sabotage could take weeks
CoolCo to delist in New York and Oslo as shareholders approve merger with Idan Ofer's EPS LNG carrier owner's shares will stop trading tomorrow
ABN Amro shipping banker takes finance manager position at Solvang Havard Sjursen Lie will work with CFO on financing optimisation
Trump: Venezuela will hand over up to $3bn of crude to US Comments mark first apparent steps towards opening up Venezuelan oil exports after US naval blockade
ONE and MTI launch AI venture to drive shipping digital transformation Joint company targets AI-led efficiency and customer gains
Fatal collision between Hafnia tanker and dark fleet VLCC unpicked in safety report Safety body recommends travel schedules planned to minimise fatigue, with overnight flights to be avoided for navigation watchkeepers
Turkish newcomer kicks off with orders for up to four bulk carriers at Wuhu Shipyard Chinese financing is believed to be behind newbuilding deal
Hafnia and Torm merger moving closer after change of voting rights Reduced governance complexity and lowers barriers to strategic transactions support deal, ABG says
ONE and MTI launch AI venture to drive shipping digital transformation Joint company targets AI-led efficiency and customer gains
Asyad Shipping puts four LNG carrier steamships up for sale More vessels added to sales list as LNG steamship sell-off gears up
CoolCo to delist in New York and Oslo as shareholders approve merger with Idan Ofer's EPS LNG carrier owner's shares will stop trading tomorrow
Robbery attempt against roro thwarted by Philippine Coast Guard The five suspects will be charged in court on allegations of cable theft
Seafarer death due to fatal electric shock during crane repair at Chinese port: investigation Unsafe live work and weak supervision aboard vessel cited by investigator
Clarksons: Newbuilding prices and orders ease in 2025 but shipyard output rises Record cruise and container ships orders were reported for the year
MOL splashes out on high-value London real estate Property arm of Japanese shipowner makes 2nd major investment in London
Turkish newcomer kicks off with orders up to four bulk carriers at Wuhu Shipyard Newbuilding deal is for two firm ultramaxes plus options for an additional two ships
Xiang Sheng Shipping kicks off 2026 with bulker addition to fleet Chinese owner targets global grain and coal trades with newly acquired tonnage
Former Shell man Nick Potter reveals AET's 'win-win' plan to decarbonise 'profitably' CEO and president shares his goals for the Singapore-based company
New challenge targets truck inspection decal policy A Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance decal on a truck cab's windshield is considered a badge of honor for a truck driver and for trucking fleets - a signal to law enforcement that a vehicle is mechanically sound and is not generally subject to reinspection for up to three months. But a policy change request filed with CVSA argues that this three-month "free pass" may be undermining the safety mis
Short line rail company adds new PNW airport transload Jaguar Transport Holdings, LLC announced a partnership with Spokane (Wash.) International Airport on a new transload facility. The transload will be served by Jaguar's Washington Eastern Railroad, which interchanges with BNSF Railway (NYSE: BRK-B ) and the national rail network, Jaguar Vice President Chris Richter said Wednesday in a LinkedIn post. Richter said the BNSF-Certified Site features 10
A Scholarship That Recognizes the Family Behind the Truck Trucking is rarely a one-person job. Every mile logged, every late night delivery, every holiday spent on the road usually has a family on the other end of it-supporting, sacrificing, adjusting, and carrying part of the load. That's something the industry doesn't talk about enough. And it's exactly what the OOIDA Mary Johnston Scholarship Fund was built to recognize. As we head into the new year,
How are Freight Brokers Staying Afloat? A Unit-Economics Reality Check Looking at the shocking December 2025 metrics, we couldn't help but wonder how brokers are surviving. While, by almost any surface-level metric, freight brokerage volumes look healthy. Loads are moving. Capacity is abundant. Rates have stabilized off the bottom. And yet, across the industry, broker layoffs continue, balance sheets remain under pressure, and even wel
OIG report flags ongoing safety challenges for DOT in highway safety despite declining fatalities The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) faces persistent hurdles in enhancing safety across the nation's roads and rails, according to a new report from the Office of Inspector General (OIG). Released on January 6, 2026, the "DOT's Fiscal Year 2026 Top Management Challenges" document highlights key areas where the agency must prioritize actions to reduce fatalities and injuries while protecti
Air cargo contractor reimburses Postal Service for fraudulent billing Air Cargo Carriers LLC, a turboprop freighter operator, paid the government more than $350,000 to settle charges that it manipulated shipping data to avoid late-delivery penalties under a U.S. Postal Service contract to transport mail in the Caribbean, FreightWaves has learned. The air cargo industry has a history of similar scams that took advantage of the Postal Service. Milwaukee-based Air Car
New rule would make it easier for shippers to seek competing rail services The Surface Transportation Board today proposed changes that would make it easier for shippers to seek freight services from a railroad that does not directly serve their locations. The proposed repeal of federal regulations governing reciprocal switching comes after a federal court ruling in July that tossed out the STB's 2024 rule that would have allowed shippers who suffer from inadequate rail
SONAR launches seamless freight market intelligence within Blue Yonder TMS SONAR , the leader in high-frequency freight market intelligence, announced the launch of its new integration with the Blue Yonder Transportation Management System (TMS) . This enhancement brings real time spot rates, weekly contract rate benchmarks, and lane scores directly into the Blue Yonder TMS workflow. With this integration, shippers can make faster, data-driven transportation decisions us
FMCSA Extends Paper Med Card Waiver and What's Behind The Endless Extensions The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has extended its temporary waiver allowing CDL holders to carry paper medical examiner certificates yet again. The new extension runs from Jan. 11 through April 10, 2026. Eight states still haven't implemented a system that was supposed to be live by June 2018. This isn't a technology problem. This is a failure of will. It explains everything about
Autonomous trucking faces growing product liability risks Autonomous trucking technology is advancing rapidly. As with any emerging technology, questions arise when it fails or underperforms. A key challenge for the autonomous vehicle community is that technological development is outpacing legal frameworks, creating potential complications. One major issue is product liability lawsuits, in which plaintiffs sue manufacturers or sellers, alleging a produ
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