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The Return Journey Is Not the Outbound Journey in Reverse
An international return might look like the original delivery running in reverse. Operationally, though, it’s a new cross-border movement.
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Supply Chain Resilience Can Fight the Hidden Cost of Congestion
Twenty-first century supply chains are too complex to simply ask, “What just happened?” Operators need to think strategically.
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Lockheed Martin to Invest $300M to Expand U.S. Missile Production
The money will go toward Lockheed's Grand Prairie production facility in Texas, to add 100,000 square feet of new manufacturing space and 85,000 square feet of office space.
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German Rail Struggles With Rhine Diversions
While rail is handling a substantial share of displaced volumes, due to the ongoing rail construction in Germany, rail cannot replace the Rhine one to one yet.
The Rhine River on July 15. Photographer: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images
Stop Delivery Costs from Eating Your Growth: The 2027 Delivery Cost Reset
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Delivery cost rose 12% for the median US operator in 2026, and 88% of operators say it is growing as fast as revenue or faster. With UPS and FedEx peak surcharges already live, cost-to-serve is under pressure just as customers redefine what good delivery means.
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Port of Long Beach Caps Off Historic Month for Southern California Cargo
The port handled 997,177 TEUs in September, beating the previous record of 987,191 TEUs set in October 2024.
The Port of San Pedro at the Port of Los Angeles. Photo: iStock/Jorge Villalba
U.S. Allows Dark-Fleet Oil Tankers to Shed Sanctions, Wright Says
Investors are proposing to buy idled sanctioned tankers, refurbish them and use them to transport non-sanctioned oil.
Photo: Bloomberg
U.S. Trucking Industry Flags Rising Diesel Prices as Top Concern
Diesel prices rose to the top spot from the 17th most prominent issue last year, with truck drivers included in the survey flagging it as their chief concern for the first time ever.
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Hormuz Attacks Against Commercial Shipping Reach Record Highs
UKMTO identified attacks against 12 vessels in and around the strait between October 5 and 11, the most ever tracked in the region in a single week.
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FAA, Air Traffic Controllers’ Union Reach Agreement on Pay Bump
The delayed pay bump agitated an already-demoralized workforce that’s borne the brunt of recurring government shutdowns.
The Federal Aviation Administration office in Washington. Photographer: Kent Nishimura/Bloomberg
USDOT Announces $200M in Funding for Commercial Truck Parking
The American Transportation Research Institute estimates that the average truck driver loses 56 minutes of drive time a day in the search of safe parking.
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The Carrier You Onboarded in July Can Lose Its Authority by September
The packet from a carrier whose authority went active in July holds the same items as that from a fleet that has run for a decade: But the public record kept by FMCSA treats the two as different risks,
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