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Distracted Driving: Using AI Technology to Break a Deadly Habit
A.I.-driven technology can help keep drivers and passengers safe by not only detecting distracted driving, but also identifying other potentially risky behaviors.
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Solving the Dysfunctional Freight Contracting and Bid Process
The annual freight contracting and bid process leaves few guarantees and little assurance in the volatile trucking market. New AI-based solutions are looking to fix this.
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Multi-Carrier Matters: Strategies for E-Commerce and DTC Shippers
Shippers seeking greater control over their transportation spend are increasingly turning to a multi-carrier strategy.
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Hyundai Motor, LG to Build $4.3bn EV Battery Factory in U.S.
The announcement comes a month after Hyundai announced that it would build an EV battery factory with SK On, another South Korean battery maker.
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Can Walmart’s Associate-to-Driver Program Solve the Driver Shortage?
Walmart has launched  the Associate-to-Driver Program, adding drivers to the fleet by hiring internally. Is it a real remedy for the driver shortage, or simply a PR move aimed at boosting morale?
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Strategies for Managing Port Congestion and Container Shortages
Companies around the world must adopt new strategies to limit supply chain disruptions.
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California’s Green-Fuel Program Stifles Other Investments
Carbon-credit markets have emerged among the main tools used to fight global warming, but the details need adjusting for the impact of supply and demand.

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Smaller Truckers Are Struggling to Meet Mandates for Going Electric
Commercial trucking won’t be spared the transition to electric vehicles, but its progress toward adoption tough, especially when it comes to small and medium-sized truckers.
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Longer Trucks to be Allowed on Britain's Roads
The larger tail swing — the area swept by the rear of the truck as it makes turns — could put pedestrians and cyclists at risk.
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U.S. Truck Drivers Push for Better Working Conditions: ‘We’ve Lost Our Patience’
Adjusted for inflation, the average pay for a truck driver in the U.S. in 1980 was about $110,000 annually, compared with about $48,000 in 2023.
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Roadie Launching Same-Day Delivery Tool for Oversized Products
Roadie announced it will be launching RoadieXL, a logistics tool that specializes in the same-day delivery of oversized items weighing up to 300 lbs.
Senate Votes to Overturn Biden’s Anti-Smog Rules for Big Rigs
Trucking companies and congressional critics argued the rules, estimated to cost about $2,500 to $8,300 per vehicle, were too expensive, and came amid driver shortages and supply-chain woes.
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