US Trucking Industry Braces for HOS Rule Changes Under Review

US Trucking Industry Braces for HOS Rule Changes Under Review

Hours of Service (HOS) reform for the trucking industry may be delayed by 18 months due to Democratic review. The new regulations aim to improve efficiency, but the industry has concerns and may face litigation. The review process will likely scrutinize the potential economic and safety impacts of the proposed changes. Industry stakeholders are closely monitoring the situation, anticipating potential adjustments to the original reform plan. The delay could allow for further data collection and analysis, potentially leading to a more refined and effective final rule.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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New Trucking Rules Enhance Flexibility Efficiency

New Trucking Rules Enhance Flexibility Efficiency

New U.S. trucking regulations have taken effect, adjusting rules regarding rest breaks, sleeper berths, and more, aiming for greater flexibility and efficiency. These changes are projected to save $274 million. The FMCSA emphasizes listening to driver feedback to ensure safety remains a priority. The revised Hours of Service (HOS) rules provide truckers with more options for managing their work schedules, potentially improving productivity and reducing driver fatigue. The FMCSA believes these adjustments will modernize the industry while maintaining a strong focus on road safety.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Trucking Industry Adjusts to Tighter English Rules Minimal Impact Seen

Trucking Industry Adjusts to Tighter English Rules Minimal Impact Seen

The US tightened English proficiency regulations for truck drivers, aiming to improve road safety. However, analysis suggests a limited direct impact on trucking capacity and rates. This article delves into the policy background, market reactions, and data analysis, highlighting that labor structure and supply-demand dynamics are key drivers of freight rates. While the new English language rule may not significantly impact capacity or prices in the short term, it may contribute to increased industry standardization and professionalization, ultimately promoting a safer and more regulated trucking environment.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Chinese Firms Rush Into Tiktoks Crossborder Ecommerce Surge

Chinese Firms Rush Into Tiktoks Crossborder Ecommerce Surge

TikTok's global popularity attracts players like New Oriental and Luo Yonghao. Cross-border e-commerce businesses can capitalize on this traffic surge by focusing on clear market targeting, high-quality content creation, strategic KOL collaborations, and data-driven optimization. While significant opportunities exist, challenges are also present. Businesses must adapt to the platform's unique characteristics and navigate the complexities of international markets to achieve sustainable success. This involves understanding local preferences, adhering to regulations, and building trust with global consumers. Success requires a proactive and adaptable approach.

01/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Lazada Revises Product Listing Limits for Sellers

Lazada Revises Product Listing Limits for Sellers

Lazada has updated its online product quantity rules, determining the maximum number of listings based on historical sales performance and store category. Sellers should focus on active product quantity, order volume, and customer base. Exceeding the limit may result in product delisting. It is recommended that sellers optimize product listings, increase sales, streamline their product range, and closely monitor store data to adapt to the new regulations. This includes focusing on improving product quality, marketing efforts, and customer engagement to maximize sales within the allowed listing limit.

12/29/2025 Logistics
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Googles Consent Mode V2 Mandatory for EU Marketers

Googles Consent Mode V2 Mandatory for EU Marketers

This article delves into the significance and implementation of Google Consent Mode V2, highlighting its crucial role for businesses serving EU/EEA customers in personalized advertising and analytics. It details the differences between the new and old versions, emphasizing the necessity for businesses to upgrade. The article provides a step-by-step guide to facilitate a smooth transition and avoid data loss and marketing disruptions due to non-compliance. It aims to help businesses understand and implement the necessary changes to adhere to GDPR regulations.

12/30/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Indonesia Tightens Rules on Tiktok Shop Operations

Indonesia Tightens Rules on Tiktok Shop Operations

The Indonesian government has introduced new regulations restricting payment transaction functions on social commerce platforms and requiring data isolation, posing a risk of business 'separation' for TikTok Shop Indonesia. This move stems from concerns about data security and fair market competition. TikTok is actively responding, with CEO Shou Zi Chew traveling to Indonesia for negotiations, and sellers launching support campaigns. Businesses expanding overseas need to be wary of political risks, diversify their strategies, and operate in compliance to ensure steady development in complex environments.

12/30/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon UK Sellers Face IEN Compliance Deadline to Avoid Shipment Holds

Amazon UK Sellers Face IEN Compliance Deadline to Avoid Shipment Holds

This article provides a detailed guide and recommendations for the Import Entry Number (IEN) compliance requirements implemented by Amazon UK on June 30, 2024. It covers IEN acquisition, uploading, record keeping, and the submission of reasonable justifications, aiming to help sellers navigate the new regulations smoothly and avoid shipment restrictions, ensuring normal business operations. The importance of regularly checking compliance status, training the team, and seeking professional assistance is also emphasized. This guide is crucial for sellers operating in the UK marketplace to maintain their business continuity.

02/04/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Poland Tightens EPR Rules Risks Product Bans for Noncompliance

Poland Tightens EPR Rules Risks Product Bans for Noncompliance

Poland's EPR regulations are becoming increasingly stringent, with new rules coming into effect in 2025. Companies need to complete EPR registration as soon as possible, optimize their packaging strategies, and establish internal compliance mechanisms. Non-compliance will result in fines and product recalls. Proactively addressing EPR challenges is not only a compliance requirement but also an opportunity for companies to establish a socially responsible image. Early preparation and a robust compliance strategy are crucial for navigating the evolving regulatory landscape and mitigating potential risks.

02/04/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Infrastructure Bill Spurs Debate Over Freight Industry Funding

Infrastructure Bill Spurs Debate Over Freight Industry Funding

Experts at the SMC3 JumpStart 2021 conference discussed the outlook for future federal surface transportation authorization in the U.S. While bipartisan cooperation remains uncertain, infrastructure investment holds potential. The new authorization may include climate and sustainability elements, with funding likely relying on general funds long-term. Freight companies should closely monitor policy developments, proactively embrace technological innovation, and manage risks to navigate future challenges. They need to be prepared for potential shifts in regulations and funding models to ensure continued success and efficiency in their operations.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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