US DOT Targets CDL Mills to Improve Trucking Safety

US DOT Targets CDL Mills to Improve Trucking Safety

The U.S. Department of Transportation is cracking down on "CDL mill" driving schools, removing nearly 3,000 non-compliant training institutions to improve truck driver training quality and ensure road safety. This move has garnered widespread industry support but may impact freight capacity. Future efforts should focus on strengthening regulation and building a safe and standardized trucking industry. This aims to prevent unqualified drivers from entering the workforce and causing accidents, ultimately enhancing public safety on roadways.

Major Freight Firms Unite to Standardize Scheduling with New API

Major Freight Firms Unite to Standardize Scheduling with New API

Uber Freight, Convoy, and J.B. Hunt have jointly formed the Scheduling Standards Consortium (SSC) to establish freight booking API standards, addressing industry scheduling challenges and enhancing efficiency. The consortium aims to onboard more industry partners to promote the implementation of standardized interfaces, ultimately achieving automation and intelligence in freight booking. This initiative seeks to streamline communication and data exchange between shippers, carriers, and brokers, leading to improved operational efficiency and reduced costs throughout the supply chain.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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Perus Tourism Hit by Air Traffic Strike During Holy Week

Perus Tourism Hit by Air Traffic Strike During Holy Week

The air traffic control strike in Peru has escalated, severely impacting flight operations during the Holy Week holiday. The tourism industry is urging the government for urgent intervention, while airlines are forced to adjust their schedules, affecting thousands of travelers. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the strike's causes, proposes solutions, and offers a traveler's guide to cope with the situation. The aim is to protect travelers' rights and rebuild the glory of Peru's tourism industry.

US Rail Freight Stagnates As Intermodal Declines

US Rail Freight Stagnates As Intermodal Declines

According to the Association of American Railroads, U.S. rail carload traffic was largely flat for the week ending June 28th, while intermodal traffic saw a slight decrease. Performance varied across sectors, with gains in grain and automotive shipments offset by declines in metals and coal. Cumulative data for the first 26 weeks of the year indicates continued growth in overall freight volume. However, the industry faces ongoing challenges related to macroeconomic conditions, industry competition, and infrastructure limitations.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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AI and Edge Computing Transform Logistics with Realtime Data

AI and Edge Computing Transform Logistics with Realtime Data

This paper explores how edge computing and AI vision are reshaping the logistics industry. By enabling real-time monitoring, automated inventory management, optimized loading/unloading efficiency, and improved transportation efficiency, these technologies help companies boost efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance service. The paper also shares practical examples from industry leaders and emphasizes the feasibility of quickly deploying AI solutions using existing hardware. It provides a valuable reference for logistics companies looking to embrace a smart future.

PITT OHIO Advances LTL Solutions As Logistics Sector Evolves

PITT OHIO Advances LTL Solutions As Logistics Sector Evolves

This article delves into PITT OHIO's strategic planning and innovative initiatives within the LTL sector, revealing the transformations and challenges facing the LTL industry. It emphasizes how shippers should respond to market changes through mutually beneficial partnerships and embracing innovation. Furthermore, the article forecasts future trends in the logistics industry, providing valuable insights for logistics professionals. It highlights the importance of collaboration and adaptability in navigating the evolving landscape of LTL transportation and the broader supply chain.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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Libreville Port Faces Challenges As West Africas Manganese Hub

Libreville Port Faces Challenges As West Africas Manganese Hub

The Port of Libreville is Gabon's second-largest port and a key West African hub for manganese ore exports. This article outlines the port's geographic location, infrastructure, economic activities, and transportation network. It also analyzes the challenges it faces and its future development directions. The Port of Libreville needs to continuously enhance its competitiveness to better fulfill its role and contribute more significantly to Gabon's economic development.

Phnom Penh Port Emerges As Key Mekong Trade Hub

Phnom Penh Port Emerges As Key Mekong Trade Hub

Phnom Penh Port, a vital maritime hub in Cambodia, plays a crucial role in the Mekong River's logistics landscape due to its strategic location and improving operational capabilities. Through continuous infrastructure development and management optimization, the port's container throughput has steadily increased, injecting strong momentum into Cambodia's economic development. It serves as a key gateway for trade and contributes significantly to the country's connectivity within the region.

Urumqi Air Cargo Surges 1392 in Q1 2025

Urumqi Air Cargo Surges 1392 in Q1 2025

In Q1 2025, Urumqi's international cargo flight volume surged by 139.2%, boosted by the Belt and Road Initiative, visa policy optimization, and customs facilitation. Airport expansion and route development enhanced infrastructure capacity. Foreign trade development and cross-border e-commerce fueled market demand. Urumqi's unique geographical advantage also played a crucial role. These factors collectively contribute to Urumqi's emergence as a new international air cargo hub.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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