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Federal regulators have opened the door to wider use of Automated Track Inspection across the U.S. rail network. The FRA approved a five-year waiver that

Trailer leasing is still expanding, but growth has shifted into a lower gear during the freight recession. Industry growth slowed to 8.3% this year, down

In Q3 2025, global transport M&A logged its third straight quarterly decline, with deal volumes down roughly 18% quarter-on-quarter and 47.1% year-on-year. Even the proposed

Carrier exits are accelerating, signaling a tighter truckload market ahead. GenLogs reports a 5% weekly drop in active carriers for the week ending Nov. 5

In a major shift for U.S. freight regulation, DOT Secretary Sean Duffy announced plans to expand federal enforcement from trucking carriers to shippers, targeting those

The United States and China have agreed to a partial tariff rollback, signaling a fragile truce in their ongoing trade dispute. Following a high-profile meeting

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s emergency rule restricting non-domiciled Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDLs) is set to reshape the nation’s freight landscape. Initially designed to provide

J.B. Hunt executives are cautiously optimistic that trucking’s long-standing capacity glut is beginning to ease. On the carrier’s Q3 earnings call, leaders noted a recent

Global ocean freight rates have fallen to their lowest levels since late 2023, as shipping lines face both new regulatory headwinds and tentative signs of