Month: September 2025

The U.S. will impose a 25% tariff on imported heavy trucks October 1, along with new duties on drugs and furniture, sparking warnings of higher costs across supply chains.

A new bill in New York City would force Amazon to directly hire its drivers, escalating the fight over the company’s subcontractor delivery model.

Volvo is adding the XC60 and a hybrid model to its Ridgeville plant, expanding South Carolina production to keep pace with U.S. demand.

CMA CGM will acquire Freightliner UK Intermodal Logistics, expanding its rail freight presence in the UK and supporting a shift to lower-carbon transport.

Fuel costs, driver shortages, and recruiting issues top the list of fleet challenges for 2025, according to a new survey.

The NMFTA is updating the National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) system in 2025. Learn key dates, affected product categories, and how the new density-based scale will impact LTL freight classification and shipping costs.

C.H. Robinson has launched a new cross-border freight service that can save shippers up to 40% while improving visibility and easing tariff pressures.

A $328 million commercial port of entry is under construction in Douglas, Arizona, promising more truck capacity, stronger border security, and new economic growth.

TIA’s Q2 2025 Market Report shows freight shipments and retail demand improving, but tariff uncertainty still clouds the recovery outlook.

Mexico will raise tariffs to 50% on Chinese cars and other imports to protect jobs and curb cheap shipments.