Roadone Acquires EHS Trucking to Expand Logistics Services

Roadone Acquires EHS Trucking to Expand Logistics Services

RoadOne IntermodaLogistics acquired EHS Trucking, rebranding it as EHS LogisticSolutions. This acquisition aims to provide customers with more comprehensive and efficient logistics services by integrating resources and optimizing operations. Ed Worley will serve as a consultant, and Mike Lemere will be responsible for daily operations, jointly driving the company's growth. The strategic move strengthens RoadOne's position in the market and enhances its service offerings through the synergy of the two companies.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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Fedex Overhauls Operations with Network 20 for Efficiency

Fedex Overhauls Operations with Network 20 for Efficiency

FedEx is accelerating its "Network 2.0" plan, aiming to integrate its Express and Ground operations. This initiative involves optimizing operational models, upgrading technology applications, and merging corporate cultures to create a more efficient and intelligent logistics network. The goal is to reduce costs, improve service levels, and gain a competitive edge in a fierce market. This move could have a profound impact on the entire logistics industry.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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Fedex Invests 2B to Modernize Global Logistics Network

Fedex Invests 2B to Modernize Global Logistics Network

FedEx is implementing its 'Network 2.0' strategy, integrating its various business units and optimizing operations. This initiative is projected to generate annual savings of $2 billion, leading to improved efficiency and enhanced customer experience. The core of the strategy involves streamlining processes and consolidating resources to create a more agile and responsive network. FedEx aims to leverage this integrated network to better serve its customers and compete effectively in the evolving logistics landscape.

01/08/2026 Logistics
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DMWH Expands As Material Handling Integrator Boosting Industry Efficiency

DMWH Expands As Material Handling Integrator Boosting Industry Efficiency

DMW&H was formed through the acquisition of W&H Systems by Dearborn Mid-West. The company provides material handling system solutions designed to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Their offerings encompass a wide range of automated systems and integrated solutions to optimize material flow within various industries. DMW&H aims to streamline operations and enhance productivity for its clients through customized and innovative material handling technologies.

01/19/2026 Logistics
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EU Antitrust Review Threatens UPSTNT Merger

EU Antitrust Review Threatens UPSTNT Merger

The EU reviewed UPS's acquisition of TNT, expressing concerns about potential monopolies. Both companies argued that competition would persist and the merger would benefit Europe. However, the merger could significantly alter the landscape of global logistics competition. The European Commission scrutinized the deal to ensure fair competition and prevent consumer harm. The potential impact on pricing, service quality, and innovation were key considerations during the review process. Ultimately, the EU's decision aimed to safeguard the interests of businesses and consumers within the European market.

01/26/2026 Logistics
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Trucking Industry Struggles in Q4 Projects 2026 Recovery

Trucking Industry Struggles in Q4 Projects 2026 Recovery

RXO's report forecasts weak trucking demand in Q4, but anticipates a potential turnaround in 2026. Market pressures stem from evolving trade policies, driver regulations, and language requirements. Manufacturing weakness is a key constraint. A potential Federal Reserve interest rate cut could stimulate the economy. To navigate these challenges, businesses should optimize operations, expand services, strengthen risk management, and enhance talent competitiveness.

01/08/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Trucking Industry Braces for Slowdown Eyes 2026 Rebound

Trucking Industry Braces for Slowdown Eyes 2026 Rebound

Trucking executives are hopeful for a freight demand recovery by 2026, anticipating increased rates and improved profitability. Companies are actively addressing challenges by controlling costs and optimizing capacity. Despite facing soft demand and excess capacity, the industry is striving for balance and sustainable development. The expectation is that a stronger economy will drive increased freight volume, boosting the trucking sector's performance after a period of downturn and adjustment.

01/15/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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US Trucking Sector Rebounds in February Freight Data

US Trucking Sector Rebounds in February Freight Data

American Trucking Associations (ATA) data shows continued freight volume growth in February, with contract freight remaining high. Improved inventory cycles and increased infrastructure spending provide new impetus. However, downward pressure persists in real estate and manufacturing. Businesses should focus on market dynamics, optimize operations, expand business, and embrace technology to address challenges and seize opportunities for sustainable development. Monitor market trends, optimize operations, expand business, and leverage technology for sustainable growth.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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FTR Index Signals Possible Trucking Industry Rebound

FTR Index Signals Possible Trucking Industry Rebound

The FTR Trucking Conditions Index indicates ongoing challenges for the trucking industry despite slight improvements. Soaring fuel costs exacerbate difficulties for smaller operators, while larger carriers face market saturation. A slow recovery is anticipated in Q3 2024, but the outlook remains uncertain. The industry needs to enhance efficiency, adopt new technologies, and strengthen risk management. Government support is crucial through infrastructure improvements and optimized regulations to foster healthy development in the trucking sector.

01/19/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Trucking Industry Index Signals Looming Market Downturn

Trucking Industry Index Signals Looming Market Downturn

The FTR Trucking Conditions Index (TCI) has turned negative, reflecting declining freight rates and softening demand in the US trucking market. Experts believe the market has returned to neutral, with future trends remaining uncertain. Trucking companies need to improve operational efficiency, expand service offerings, strengthen customer relationships, embrace technological innovation, and closely monitor market dynamics to address challenges and seize opportunities. The negative TCI signals a shift in the industry landscape, requiring proactive strategies for survival and growth.

01/21/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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