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Inside the WHAT THE TRUCK?!? newsletter Yellow's impending bankruptcy; freight volumes show signs of life; a pair of trucking scams and more The post Signs of life and destruction in the land of freight appeared first on FreightWaves.

Varadkar says the case for further investment in roads is ‘really strong’.

The bargain-your-ride e-hailing service introduces a freight service in SA that allows customers to “name their price”.

A system thats already stressed. >> talk storm about near-shoring. we mentioned that last time. the global pandemic highlighted how the supply chain was so far flung and, frankly, unreliable, that we needed to start focusing on near-shoring. does this issue with u.p.s. materials, i guess, back that up? >> absolutely. i think this creates another challenge for that strategy. weve seen inbound freight either from air or from shipping reduce significantly since the pandemic started. when we take a ...

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We discuss that and other challenges truckers face on the road

A cold-chain logistics train carrying 31 containers of meat and five containers of ice cream from Moscow arrived in Chengdu on Monday, the Chengdu International Railway Port told the Global Times on Wednesday.

There are some positive signs that the freight market has cleared most of the post-pandemic rubble, but full recovery is still a ways off. The post Has the freight bubble burst? appeared first on FreightWaves.

TELF AG addresses the issues affecting the global freight market as weak demand and reduced shipping activity continue to create hurdles for the industry.