USPS Reports Smaller Losses Amid Turnaround Efforts

USPS Reports Smaller Losses Amid Turnaround Efforts

The USPS Q2 financial report shows a narrowed loss and increased operating revenue, despite ongoing macroeconomic, regulatory, and competitive challenges. The USPS Ground Advantage service performed strongly, with parcel delivery becoming a growth driver. Experts believe the USPS is moving in the right direction, and its ability to achieve a turnaround remains to be seen. While facing headwinds, the improved financial performance and the success of Ground Advantage offer a glimmer of hope for the future of the United States Postal Service.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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CH Robinson Waymo Via Partner on Autonomous Freight Tech

CH Robinson Waymo Via Partner on Autonomous Freight Tech

C.H. Robinson partnered with Waymo Via to test the application of autonomous trucks in logistics on the Dallas-Houston route. This collaboration aims to improve efficiency and address capacity challenges within the freight transportation sector. The pilot program explores how self-driving technology can optimize supply chains and contribute to more streamlined and reliable freight movement. The partnership highlights the growing interest in leveraging automation to enhance logistics operations and solve industry-wide issues related to driver shortages and increasing demand.

Bringg Uber Direct Partner to Enhance Retail and B2B Delivery

Bringg Uber Direct Partner to Enhance Retail and B2B Delivery

Bringg and Uber Direct have partnered globally to provide more efficient and flexible delivery solutions for retail and B2B businesses by integrating Uber's driver network. This collaboration will help businesses expand their delivery reach, improve delivery efficiency, optimize delivery processes, and enhance customer experience, jointly building a new ecosystem for efficient delivery. The partnership aims to streamline last-mile logistics and provide businesses with greater control and visibility over their delivery operations, ultimately leading to improved customer satisfaction and reduced operational costs.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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FMCSA Relaxes Trucker Hours Rules As Climate Challenges Grow

FMCSA Relaxes Trucker Hours Rules As Climate Challenges Grow

FMCSA relaxed HOS regulations for truck drivers in response to climate emergencies, but shortened the exemption period and scope, and increased reporting requirements. Logistics companies need to be flexible in adapting to the new rules. This adjustment aims to balance immediate relief during climate-related disruptions with the need for safety and accountability. The changes impact how logistics operations plan for and manage driver hours during emergencies, requiring proactive strategies and efficient communication to ensure compliance and minimize disruptions to supply chains.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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Trucking Industry Weighs Safety Vs Efficiency in HOS Rule Debate

Trucking Industry Weighs Safety Vs Efficiency in HOS Rule Debate

The US trucking industry faces challenges with the revision of Hours of Service (HOS) regulations, balancing safety, efficiency, and driver rights. Transportation companies aim to maintain the status quo, while safety advocates push for shorter driving times. New regulations could lead to increased transportation costs and reduced service levels. The industry calls for more flexible and intelligent HOS regulations to ensure road safety and promote economic development. Finding the right balance is crucial for the future of trucking and the overall economy.

Ecommerce Logistics Adapts to Postpandemic Challenges

Ecommerce Logistics Adapts to Postpandemic Challenges

Rick Watson provides an in-depth analysis of the e-commerce logistics and parcel market landscape in a podcast. He focuses on the competitive dynamics between UPS, FedEx, and Amazon, examining parcel rates and pricing strategies, the challenges and opportunities in last-mile delivery, and strategies for handling peak seasons. Watson emphasizes that technological innovation is a crucial driver for the future of logistics. E-commerce businesses should actively embrace new technologies to enhance their competitiveness in this evolving market.

Trucking Industry Lobbies for Policy Changes in Washington

Trucking Industry Lobbies for Policy Changes in Washington

Led by the National Shippers Strategic Transportation Council (NASSTRAC), over ten shipper and carrier organizations will hold a lobbying event in Washington D.C. on February 1st. The initiative aims to highlight the importance of the trucking industry to policymakers and advocate for key issues. These include concerns about truck driver hours-of-service regulations, advocating for the expanded use of longer, heavier trucks, and improving the highway system. The goal is to enhance trucking efficiency and safeguard the nation's economic well-being.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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Trucker HOS Reform Stalls Amid Political Disputes

Trucker HOS Reform Stalls Amid Political Disputes

The US Hours of Service (HOS) reform for truck drivers faces uncertainty as Democrats seek a “comprehensive review,” potentially delaying implementation by 18 months. The new rules aim to increase driver flexibility, but political factors and potential litigation cast a shadow over the reform's future. Trucking associations are concerned about the delay but remain optimistic that the rules will take effect as scheduled by the end of September. The potential delay raises concerns about efficiency and productivity in the trucking industry.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Digital Freight Matching Streamlines Logistics in 2025

Digital Freight Matching Streamlines Logistics in 2025

This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the current state and future trends of the Digital Freight Matching (DFM) market in 2025, highlighting technological innovation as a key driver. Traditional freight brokers are accelerating their digital transformation. In the coming years, DFM is expected to converge with traditional brokerage, leading to increased market concentration and significantly enhanced automation, ultimately reshaping the capacity landscape. The study emphasizes the importance of adopting advanced technologies to remain competitive in the evolving freight industry.

Top Truckload Carriers Excel in Longhaul Transport Challenges

Top Truckload Carriers Excel in Longhaul Transport Challenges

The full truckload industry faces numerous challenges, but outstanding service providers distinguish themselves through technological innovation, optimized operations, and a focus on customer needs, earning the “Excellent Quality Award.” Their success demonstrates that improving service quality is crucial for success in the long-distance freight sector. These companies prioritize efficiency, reliability, and customer satisfaction to navigate a competitive market. By investing in advanced tracking systems, driver training, and proactive communication, they ensure timely and secure delivery, building trust and loyalty with their clients.