Saia, Knight-Swift and other LTL carriers are moving ahead with plans to open terminals once owned by bankrupt Yellow, despite higher costs. (read more)
UP’s containerized intermodal volume is up 6% in July as West Coast imports grow and the threat of a strike diverts some Canadian international inte (read more)
The return of seasonality, tender rejections and an end to discounting all hint at a coming uptick in truckload demand in the second half of the year (read more)
CMA CGM will begin a rebranded standalone India America Express string from Aug. 15, decoupling from the consortium it had with Hapag-Lloyd. (read more)
The gateways say they are well-positioned to take on additional diversions from the East and Gulf coasts should an ILA strike occur after the current (read more)