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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FMCSA Proposes HOS Reforms to Enhance Trucking Safety Efficiency

FMCSA Proposes HOS Reforms to Enhance Trucking Safety Efficiency

The FMCSA proposes revisions to the Hours of Service (HOS) regulations, aiming to enhance driver autonomy and optimize rules related to rest breaks, sleeper berths, and short-haul operations. These proposed changes seek to balance road safety with improved efficiency within the trucking industry. The revisions are intended to provide drivers with greater flexibility while maintaining a focus on safe driving practices and compliance with regulations. The goal is to create a more effective and sustainable framework for commercial vehicle operations.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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New HOS Rules Offer Truckers Greater Flexibility

New HOS Rules Offer Truckers Greater Flexibility

The US trucking industry is undergoing significant changes with the implementation of new Hours of Service (HOS) regulations, aimed at enhancing driver flexibility and efficiency. The key adjustments focus on four areas: the 30-minute break rule, sleeper berth exception, adverse driving conditions exception, and short-haul operations exception. These changes are projected to save the US economy nearly $274 million annually. The FMCSA actively listens to driver feedback and has established a Driver Subcommittee to collaboratively promote industry development.

01/21/2026 Logistics
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Chinese Sellers Target French Ecommerce With Localization Strategy

Chinese Sellers Target French Ecommerce With Localization Strategy

This article focuses on the challenges and opportunities faced by Chinese e-commerce sellers in the French market, emphasizing the importance of localization operations. By registering a French company, sellers can improve traffic acquisition efficiency, seize policy dividends, expand platform cooperation, and cater to consumer preferences. The article details the French company registration process, annual review, and tax compliance requirements. It also recommends professional cross-border service agencies to provide one-stop solutions, helping Chinese sellers achieve success in the French market.

Australia Streamlines Trademark Process for Global Ecommerce Firms

Australia Streamlines Trademark Process for Global Ecommerce Firms

This article focuses on Australian trademark registration, providing detailed information for cross-border e-commerce sellers, including registration timelines, required documents, validity period, and fees. It also reminds users to carefully evaluate the service quality of third-party providers and clarifies the role of Dashu Cross-border in disputes involving third-party services. The aim is to equip sellers with the knowledge needed to navigate the Australian trademark registration process effectively and avoid potential pitfalls, ensuring brand protection in the Australian market.

XCOTTON Expands Insurance for Crossborder Ecommerce

XCOTTON Expands Insurance for Crossborder Ecommerce

XCOTTON provides cross-border e-commerce sellers with one-stop after-sales solutions, including insurance services such as parcel, return, warranty, and product liability coverage. With global compliance qualifications and a professional service team, XCOTTON is committed to building a complete safety net for overseas brands and consumers, helping cross-border e-commerce develop without worries. It aims to alleviate the burdens of returns and liabilities, ensuring a smoother and more secure experience for both sellers and buyers in the global marketplace.

Aiot Boosts Trucking Safety and Fleet Efficiency

Aiot Boosts Trucking Safety and Fleet Efficiency

AIoT enhances risk management in line haul transportation, surpassing traditional GPS. It enables risk prediction, behavior analysis, vehicle monitoring, and cargo security, leading to improved efficiency and service quality. By leveraging AI and IoT, transportation companies can proactively identify and mitigate potential risks, optimize routes, and ensure the safe and timely delivery of goods. This technology offers a comprehensive solution for managing the complexities and challenges associated with long-distance freight transport, ultimately benefiting both the carriers and their customers.

Logistics Firms Embrace Digital Transformation Postpandemic

Logistics Firms Embrace Digital Transformation Postpandemic

The post-pandemic era has accelerated the digital transformation of logistics settlement. This paper compares the differences between traditional freight audit and digital settlement, emphasizing the importance of data-driven approaches. It also explores the potential of blockchain technology in reshaping logistics settlement processes. Companies need cross-departmental collaboration and close partnerships with service providers to embrace digital settlement and gain a competitive edge. By adopting these strategies, businesses can optimize their supply chain and improve overall efficiency in the evolving logistics landscape.

SHEIN Invests 14B in Global Ecommerce Expansion

SHEIN Invests 14B in Global Ecommerce Expansion

SHEIN has recently invested over 10 billion yuan to accelerate the development of its domestic supply chain, launching the "Explosive Order Plan" to provide traffic support for cross-border merchants, aiding global sales growth. With the backing of its smart supply chain system, SHEIN aims to promote more brands into the international market.

08/04/2025 Logistics
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