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President Joe Biden's $65 billion infrastructure bill contains $8 billion for regional hubs to develop ways to produce and distribute hydrogen fuel. One is planned...

Arik Spencer, president and CEO of the Greater North Dakota Chamber of Commerce, writes in support of a new BNSF bridge connecting Bismarck and Mandan.

Energy firm to enter battery-powered heavy goods vehicle market with fully electric lorry charging hub in Birmingham's Green Energy Innovation Quarter

Gavin Kelly, CEO of the Road Freight Association in South Africa, said the issues at harbours have been coming for several years.

Naude Rademan discloses that in some sectors the rail crisis at Transnet has led to a trebling in transporting of goods by road.

Manzhouli, China largest land port, has registered a surge in cargo volume so far this year, according to the port administration office. Manzhouli, i.....

A company that was found partially responsible for the death of a truck driver in Bluff will have to pay a total of $735,000. McLellan Freight Ltd was found...

The transportation industry, particularly in Canada with a reported shortage of 55,000 workers, faces a crucial need for more training to address the shortage, and Challenger Motor Freight's Transportation Training Academy in Ontario stands out as a reputable program, providing hands-on experience and earning the top ranking for programs in Canada, amidst concerns about the quality and integrity of some other training programs in the industry.

US manufacturing activity has shown little or no growth in the last year as businesses struggle with lacklustre consumer spending on merchandise and excess stocks built up after the pandemic supply chain disruptions.

Furniture Industry News: Malouf has implemented a reduction in prices across a broad range of products under the Malouf Home™ and Weekender™ brands, including mattresses and adjustable bed bases.