Month: April 2025

President Trump signed an executive order Monday requiring truck drivers to pass an English literacy test.

New York City launched its first delivery microhubs, starting with three sites on the Upper West Side.

The Top 50 Trucking Companies of 2025 reveals steady LTL growth, softening TL demand, and major strategic moves from carriers like Pitt Ohio, Knight-Swift, and Schneider.

The World Shipping Council warns that new U.S. port fees will raise costs for consumers and exporters while doing little to support the American maritime industry.

The AAFA and U.S. Chamber are speaking out against new tariffs on Chinese-built ships and equipment, warning they will disrupt trade and shrink GDP.

The U.S. drone delivery market is projected to pass $1 billion by 2030, up from $225 million in 2024.

The Port of Long Beach became the busiest U.S. port in Q1 2025, handling 2.5 million TEUs, up 26.6% from last year.

A new Arkansas law enforces English language standards for truckers, with fines starting at $500 for those who can’t communicate in English.

Two self-driving trucks, operated by EASE Logistics, are now making runs between Columbus and Indianapolis.

The REPAIR Act, introduced in the Senate, would give fleets and independent repair shops access to the data and tools needed to service modern vehicles.