General News
Chevron Tankers Deliver Venezuelan Crude to Gulf Coast
Chevron has finished discharging a cargo from the vessel Searuby and is in the process of unloading ship Canopus Voyager, according to Bloomberg tanker tracking.
LTL Rebound to Kick Off in 2026, but Uncertainty Remains
The less-than-truckload market segment of the North American freight market is set to rebound in 2026, although when the up cycle will kick off remains a vexing question.
CBP Agents Enter Nation's CDL Enforcement Efforts
U.S. Border Patrol agents have joined efforts to remove truck drivers lacking legal U.S. residency from the road, apprehending more than 170 individuals near the borders of Canada and Mexico.
DHL Supply Chain Eyes Fleet of Tesla Semis
DHL Supply Chain expects to add multiple Tesla Semi tractors to its U.S. Class 8 fleet in the coming 12 months as part of long-term, companywide plans to decarbonize its fleet.
Hybrids Help Keep Automakers’ Electrification Plans Afloat
While fully electric cars and trucks made up 10% of all auto sales in the U.S. in the third quarter, another 15% of transactions were for hybrid vehicles, and analysts expect hybrid sales to continue accelerating.
Hyundai Recalls 50,000 Vehicles Over Fire Risk
Vehicles equipped with a Mobis tow hitch wiring harness are at risk because the wiring harness may have been installed incorrectly. This recall affects 2022, 2023 and 2024 model years of the Tucson SUV.
NYC Proposes 14 Miles of New Truck Routes for Staten Island
The proposed redesign “balances freight movement with community well-being” by adjusting the city’s truck routes, which have remained largely unchanged since the 1970s.
'Theft Ring' Nets $400,000 Worth of Live Lobsters
The federal Homeland Security Investigations launched an initiative dubbed “Operation Boiling Point” that looks to take down organized theft groups targeting cargo and retail supply chains.