Tracking technologies provide shippers real-time status of their cargo while in transit. Whether it’s air, ocean, truck, or rail, these technologies are becoming the new standard for oversight of shipping. However, among all transport modes, rail provides the least of
A nearly two-year saga appears to have finally concluded. A dispute over how freight and passenger rail traffic can be accommodated along a Gulf Coast stretch of tracks has settled with both sides agreeing on a $222 million package for
A proposed rule from U.S. Department of Labor may reconceive how trucking’s workforce is defined across the country. If enacted, the proposed rule (under the Fair Labor Standards Act) would usher in an end to classifying truck drivers as independent
Canada ranked as the United States’ top trading partner for 2022 (as of November data). Last November saw our friend to the north’s monthly trade with the U.S. rise five percent year-over-year to $63.4 billion (USD). A healthy chunk, a.k.a
The Great Lakes can very well be mistaken as a collection of expansive inland seas. As far as freight movement is concerned that’s exactly the case. Thanks to connecting channels and access to the Atlantic Ocean (via the St. Lawrence
2023 has arrived and no matter how magical it may feel putting up a new calendar, drafting up resolutions, and spamming #NewYearNewMe posts on Facebook, the challenges of yesteryear do not whimsically disappear when the clock strikes midnight. Of course,
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