Month: October 2025

California and the Trump administration are clashing again—this time over port automation and trucking rules that could cost the state millions in federal funding.

Stellantis is investing $13 billion to expand U.S. production by 50%, launching new vehicles and adding 5,000 jobs across Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, and Indiana.

Discover how Trimble, led by Michael Kornhauser, is using AI to transform transportation and logistics. Learn how predictive analytics, dynamic routing, and agentic AI enable carriers to anticipate demand, optimize routes, and build resilience across the supply chain.

GM’s $1.6 billion EV charge underscores how misjudging demand can ripple through the entire automotive supply chain.

Most drivers passed this year’s CVSA International Roadcheck, but ongoing issues with brakes, tires, and false logs continue to challenge fleet safety.

Nearly half say trade concerns could affect their holiday shopping this year, with many already cutting back because of rising costs.

Maersk has opened a new 100,000-square-foot ground freight hub near Dallas-Fort Worth to expand capacity and improve speed ahead of the holiday season.

At CSCMP Edge, Ford’s Doug Cantriel shared his five-step playbook for transforming complex supply chains through stability, simplicity, and modernization.

Tesla and Uber Freight are partnering on a new program to make Tesla Semi trucks more affordable for carriers, Electrek reported.