Month: January 2026

A new report from Motive shows fewer major crashes in 2025 as fleets use AI to spot risk early, but driver behavior and certain times of day still fuel danger on the road.

Zipline is rolling out its autonomous drone delivery service in Houston and Phoenix in early 2026.

A proposed federal rule limiting non-domiciled CDLs is drawing heavy opposition over concerns it could shrink the driver workforce.

USPS is opening competitive bidding for direct access to its last-mile delivery units as it looks for new revenue and faster delivery options.

C.H. Robinson is urging the Supreme Court to keep a single federal framework for freight brokers instead of allowing different state laws.

The end of the de minimis rule is making international returns more expensive, forcing U.S. brands to rethink how they handle cross-border sales and returns.

The Port of Virginia is close to completing a major channel deepening and terminal upgrade that will allow bigger ships to move in and out with fewer limits.

U.S. exports to China showed early signs of recovery in December, but imports remain weak as tariffs continue to reshape trade and shipping patterns.

Walmart and Wing are expanding drone delivery to 150 additional stores this year, bringing the total to more than 270 locations nationwide.

Cyberattacks on logistics networks are accelerating rapidly, with new data from Everstream Analytics pointing to another major spike in 2026.