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Looking at the compiled data of fatal accidents involving large trucks, the Midwest holds many of the list's top positions, with four states in the top 10.

LiveQuote allows brokers to send their shippers automated quotes tailored to each company’s expectations, capacity and requirements. The post Automated quoting solution helps brokers win more freight appeared first on FreightWaves.

Rail, port and trucking interests want the Biden administration to ramp up oversight and coordination of the multi-billion dollar infrastructure law. The post Freight interests frustrated with leadership vacuum at DOT appeared first on FreightWaves.

Paris, ust 30th 2023, 6.30 PM CEST PRESS RELEASE Eramet in Gabon: rail freight resumes this evening and mining resumes tomorrow morning In accordance with the Group's procedures to ensure the safety of its personnel and the integrity of its... - Veroeffentlicht am 30.08.2023

Derek Cutler and Chris Steele of EBP US take a look at logistics through a new lens for site selection decisions.

Fall in air-cargo costs will encourage many Irish exporters to reconsider selling into  distant markets

A number of cruise ship passengers have been injured after a P&O liner that left Southampton crashed into a freight vessel this morning in Mallorca.

Rodolfo Rocha, 51, of Los Fresnos, Texas, was working for Middlesex Corp., when he was hit and run over by equipment on the morning of Aug. 4.

An update on the implementation of the Customs Declaration Service (CDS) and the transition from the Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight (CHIEF).

Trucks sat idle this week after a large wave damaged a ferry door.