Logistics News
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New Tariffs on Imported Heavy Trucks Mostly Impact US Allies The five biggest importers of heavy trucks to the US are Mexico, Canada, Japan, Germany, and Finland. -
Emergency FMCSA Rule Puts CDL Restrictions on Noncitizens The emergency rule sees new restrictions placed on non-domiciled commercial driver's licenses. -
Trump 25% Heavy-Duty Truck Levies Come Into Effect This Week President Trump's levies on heavy-duty trucks come into effect on Wednesday. Here's what they could mean for freight firms. -
Report: Truckers Drove Fewer Miles in 2024 Compared to 2023 “That's a drop of nearly 5,000 miles over last year and the lowest number we've ever achieved.” -
Jaguar Land Rover Cyberattack Has Crippled the Supply Chain A cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover in late August has had a serious impact on the automotive supply chain in the UK. -
Gatik Soon to Have the Largest Autonomous Fleet in North America The expanded partnership between Gatik and Loblaw will see 50 new self-driving trucks on the road by the end of 2026. -
Texas Is Cracking Down on Non-English Speaking Truckers Governor Abbott announced that the state would start strictly enforcing English language proficiency requirements. -
FedEx Announces 5.9% Shipping Rate Hike for 2026 It's not related to tariffs: FedEx increased its standard rates by the same amount in 2024 and in 2025, too. -
UPS Is Now Offering Lower Rates for Some Small Businesses Thanks to a partnership with American Express, some businesses will spend less on shipping until February 2026. -
Parcel Traffic Falls By Over 80% As De Minimis Ends The Universal Postal Union has reported the drop, as it searches for potential solutions for member countries. -
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Expedite and Overturn Tariffs Ruling During a press conference, Trump highlighted his belief that a ruling against him would make the US "suffer so greatly." -
How Trucking Could Solve Gen Z’s Unemployment Crisis The trucking industry poses a unique opportunity for Gen Z looking for steady employment.