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Regulation & Compliance: Page 6
A Confluence of Tariff Changes: Why ‘Classify Once’ No Longer Works
The companies that come out of this period ahead will be the ones whose operations can absorb change without adding headcount or slowing freight down.
Podcast | How Quickly Can Supply Chains Recover From a Major Disruption?
With the end of a supply chain disruption, you might breathe a sigh of relief. But don’t hold your breath waiting for things to get back to normal.
The Strait of Hormuz Crisis Is Repricing Freight, Not Just Oil
The number that should matter most to shippers was never the price of oil.
STB Rejects Petitions to Deny UP/Norfolk Merger Proposal
The STB ruled that while the motions "raise important questions and issues," it will still allow a formal review to proceed so that it can consider additional evidence and arguments.
Five Numbers Your Fleet Is Graded On, and What Each One Hides
The fleets that come through this cycle intact will be the ones that stopped grading these numbers at quarter end and started evaluating each decision against the whole network as it happens.
USDOT Relaxes Service Hour Limits for Truckers Hauling Fuel
Truck drivers transporting fuel can now operate up to 16 hours within a 24 hour window, up from the usual standard of 14 hours under normal conditions.
Canada and the EU: A Genuine Alternative Trading Relationship? Or a Foolish Dream?
EC president von der Leyen, told the European Parliament while Canadian Prime Minster Mark Carney looked on that, “We must urgently reimagine our partnerships.”
U.S. Plan to Boost Biofuel Exports Targets Restrictions Abroad
The USDA's report features a “Biofuels Roadmap” that including seeking to “reduce and remove restrictions placed on crop-based biofuels.”
Anthropic to Site Giant Data Center in Queensland
The $31.9 billon data center promises to be the largest of its kind in Australia.
U.S. Coast Guard and FBI Conduct Cyberattack Probes on Tankers
Improvement in ships’ navigational systems makes monitoring their movements easier. Yet, it also makes them more vulnerable to hackers.
EPA to End Rules on Power Plant Emissions
The government agency added that it is seeking to get rid of all greenhouse gas rules for the power sector, and will take steps to prevent future administrations from regulating power plant emissions.
Amazon Suspends Work with 21 Air after Crash
Investigators released details that a pilot onboard the cargo plane noted that it was going too fast before it overshot the runway.
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