Category: News

An appeals court rejected Amazon’s bid to pause a labor case involving delivery drivers, keeping a key NLRB dispute tied to its DSP network moving forward.

CMA CGM is launching a new ocean service in February connecting the U.S. East Coast with Australia and New Zealand through a space charter agreement with Maersk.

DOT is enforcing English language proficiency rules for cross-border train crews after inspectors flagged safety concerns during rail inspections.

One year into congestion pricing, New York City is seeing fewer cars, faster trips, and cleaner air inside Manhattan.

One year into congestion pricing, New York City is seeing fewer cars, faster trips, and cleaner air inside Manhattan.

A $400,000 lobster shipment meant for Costco was stolen by criminals posing as a real trucking company, highlighting the growing risk of organized cargo theft.

Colorado has become the latest state flagged by DOT as a nationwide audit uncovers widespread issues with non-domiciled commercial driver’s licenses.

The Dignity Act could make EB-3 visas a more practical hiring option for warehouses and logistics providers facing ongoing labor shortages.

A look back at the 10 logistics and supply chain stories that best captured the biggest shifts and challenges of 2025.

USPS plans to open its last-mile delivery network to more shippers through a new bidding process launching in early 2026.