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(30 articles)U.S. Rail Freight Surges 7.2% YoY; Intermodal Leads Growth
U.S. rail freight volumes demonstrated robust growth in the week ending May 23, with total combined carloads and intermodal units reaching 523,574—a 7.2% increase year-over-year according to the Assoc
6 US Trucking Companies Leading Freight Innovation
This article profiles six US-based trucking companies that are reshaping the freight industry through technological adoption and operational innovation. The focus on these industry leaders suggests a
Roadcheck Week & Supreme Court Ruling Squeeze US Freight Capacity
Two converging regulatory and legal pressures are simultaneously constraining available trucking capacity across North America. Roadcheck Week—the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance's annual complianc
US Supply Chain Stress Rising but Below 2022 Crisis Levels
Oxford Economics' latest analysis reveals that supply chain stress indicators across the US are trending upward, though current conditions remain significantly less severe than the historic disruption
Maersk Expands Ground Freight with New Fontana, CA Facility
Maersk has announced the expansion of its ground freight network through the establishment of a new facility in Fontana, California. This strategic move reflects the carrier's commitment to strengthen
Amazon Expands 30-Minute Delivery to Major U.S. Cities
Amazon is significantly expanding its 30-minute delivery capability across major U.S. cities, representing a structural shift in customer expectations and competitive pressures within last-mile logist
Supreme Court Ruling Opens Brokers to State Liability Lawsuits
On May 14, the US Supreme Court delivered a unanimous 9-0 decision in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC that fundamentally reshapes legal exposure for the nation's approximately 30,000 freight br
LA Port Surges 18% While East Coast Ports Struggle
The Port of Los Angeles reported exceptional performance in April 2026, handling 891,000 container units—marking an 18% increase from March and a 5.5% year-over-year gain. This surge comes as US East
Major Logistics Firms Face Blacklist Lawsuit Expansion
A freight broker lawsuit has expanded to include 'blacklist' allegations against major logistics firms, suggesting potential anti-competitive practices in the trucking and logistics sector. This devel
USPS Posts $2B Loss: Last-Mile Delivery Infrastructure at Risk
The United States Postal Service reported a $2.0 billion net loss for fiscal second quarter, signaling deepening financial stress within a critical component of North American last-mile delivery infra
USPS Reports $2B Q2 Loss: Impact on US Last-Mile Logistics
The United States Postal Service's $2.0 billion net loss in fiscal second quarter represents a critical inflection point for North American last-mile logistics. This substantial loss—likely driven by
U.S. Sea Freight Forwarding Industry Growth and Market Dynamics
This industry report provides a comprehensive overview of the sea freight forwarding sector in the United States, a critical component of the country's international trade infrastructure. As supply ch
Weather Disasters Threaten US Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
Recent research highlights an emerging structural vulnerability in the US pharmaceutical supply chain: weather-related disasters pose systematic risks to drug distribution networks. Unlike localized s
U.S. Port Congestion: Causes, Impact, and Supply Chain Solutions
U.S. ports are experiencing significant congestion that extends beyond typical seasonal fluctuations, creating operational challenges across multiple industries. The bottlenecks are rooted in a combin
U.S. Freight Costs Surge Despite Lower Shipping Volumes
The U.S. Bank Freight Payment Index presents a counterintuitive market signal: freight volumes are contracting even as shippers face substantially higher per-unit transportation costs. This divergence
Which U.S. States Face Greatest Hazmat Transport Risk?
Recent analysis of hazardous materials transport incidents across the United States reveals significant regional variation in exposure and risk, with certain states facing disproportionate vulnerabili
White House extends Jones Act waiver for 90 days starting May
The White House has announced a 90-day extension of the Jones Act waiver, a significant policy decision that permits non-U.S. flagged vessels to transport cargo between U.S. ports. This waiver, set to
FAA Flight Cuts at Chicago O'Hare Spark Forwarder Uproar
The Federal Aviation Authority's decision to reduce flight operations at Chicago O'Hare International Airport by approximately 10%—cutting daily movements from 3,000 to 2,700—has triggered fierce back
Chicago Flight Cuts Alarm US Forwarders, Disrupting Air Cargo Networks
US-based freight forwarders are voicing significant concern over announced flight cuts at Chicago, a major air cargo hub, creating operational uncertainty for time-sensitive shipments and potentially
Warehouse Automation: How Tech is Reshaping U.S. Logistics Jobs
The UC Berkeley Labor Center has released significant research on how automation and technological advancement are fundamentally transforming warehouse operations across the United States. This resear
U.S. Drayage Visibility Gaps Threaten Supply Chain Efficiency
Freight Management Inc has raised significant concerns about visibility challenges within the U.S. drayage sector, highlighting gaps in real-time tracking and operational transparency that affect supp
JD Logistics Deploys Digital Twin Tech in U.S. Warehouses
JD Logistics has implemented digital twin technology across its U.S. warehouse network, marking a significant advancement in logistics digitalization. This technology creates virtual replicas of physi
US Port Congestion Expected to Persist Into 2022
US ports face sustained congestion that is now projected to extend into 2022, representing a structural challenge rather than a temporary disruption. This extended timeline signals that capacity const
ITS Logistics February Freight Index Signals US Port/Rail Activity
ITS Logistics has published its February US Port/Rail Ramp Freight Index, providing supply chain professionals with critical demand signals from key transportation corridors. This monthly index tracks
Ikea Acquires US Logistics Tech to Streamline Home Delivery
Ikea has acquired a US-based logistics technology platform to enhance its home delivery operations in the American market. This strategic move represents the furniture retailer's commitment to moderni
Panama Canal Expands Locks: U.S. Logistics Impact Uncertain
The Panama Canal has opened larger locks, a significant infrastructure upgrade designed to accommodate Neo-Panamax and larger vessels. This expansion represents a structural shift in global maritime r
ArcBest Reports Ongoing Softness in U.S. Freight Markets
ArcBest's latest regulatory filing documents continued softness in the U.S. freight market, signaling sustained weakness in transportation demand across the sector. This ongoing softness reflects broa
US Drayage Firms Face Bankruptcy Wave Amid Cost Crisis
The US drayage sector is experiencing severe contraction as rising operational costs, mounting debt, and tepid market demand create a 'perfect storm' for smaller carriers. National Road Logistics, ope
US Air Freight Market Growth Through 2034: Key Insights
This article presents a market forecast for the United States air freight sector through 2034, analyzing current market size, competitive share dynamics, and projected growth trajectories. The researc
Hyundai Glovis Opens LA and Savannah Logistics Hubs
Hyundai Glovis, the logistics arm of South Korean automaker Hyundai, has strategically expanded its third-party logistics (3PL) footprint in the United States by opening new facilities in Los Angeles