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Tariffs Slam LA Imports Port of Los Angeles imports sank 19% in May, dragging the U.S.’s busiest trade hub into a freight funk driven by

Rising Risk: Cargo Fraud Cargo theft is becoming more complex and lucrative, with Q1 2025 data from CargoNet revealing a 42% increase in the average

Trucking Regs Get Axed The U.S. Department of Transportation has proposed a sweeping rollback of federal trucking regulations, targeting over two dozen rules viewed as

Dispersing Yellow’s Legacy Seven more former Yellow Corp. terminals were sold following a court ruling. These include a $10 million site in Pontiac, Mich., and

Long Beach’s Cargo Surge The Port of Long Beach posted its best April ever, processing 867,493 TEUs — up 15.6% from last year — thanks

Tariff Truce, Rate Tension The recent 90-day pause in U.S.-China tariffs, reducing duties from 125% to 10%, has introduced both relief and complexity for the

US – China Trade Truce After years of tariff volleys, China and the U.S. reached a limited trade détente that substantially reduces many of the

DOT Week, 2025 DOT Week 2025, happening May 13–15, marks a crucial checkpoint for the trucking industry, as state and federal inspectors zero in on

USPS & UPS Rates On The Rise UPS Mail Innovations is raising prices across its network in reaction to cost hikes from the U.S. Postal