In what a group of trucking stakeholders claim will cost $1 trillion, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has finalized new emissions rules for heavy-duty trucks. The regulatory action introduces an accelerated timeline that obliges manufacturers to incrementally sell more
Early Tuesday morning, a disabled containership veered into support columns of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, promptly causing the structure to collapse. The sudden accident has since closed the Port of Baltimore, whose facilities on the Patapsco River are upstream
There’s a saying at Canada’s Port of Thunder Bay: grain is the name of the game. Well, that is not actually true. That saying is not official whatsoever, but actions speak louder than words. The port’s operations and facilities render
21st century transportation networks may literally be out of this world. A U.S. government agency has approved the concept of a railroad on the Moon, serving as a hypothetical link to imagined lunar bases that world governments aspire to establish
The idea of envisioning a decarbonized trucking industry may be free but making it a nationwide reality will require intimidating investments, reconceived infrastructure, and uneasy alliances. While those requisites are expected by even the staunchest of advocates, a consortium of
Former trucking company Yellow Corp. closed its doors back in August, but legal battles will continue to follow this once prominent industry giant into the foreseeable future. 10,000 plus claims have been filed by hundreds of companies and municipalities against
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