US chassis demand tepid amid ample units, additional manufacturers
Chassis lessors must work quickly to be prepared to unstack units when the international intermodal market rebounds.
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Yellow terminal auction redrawing US LTL map as pricing surge subsides
With more than 160 facilities still on the auction block, a sizable amount of less-than-truckload capacity once provided by Yellow is up for grabs
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Port of Baltimore names Everglades CEO as new executive director
Jonathan Daniels will take the port’s helm in early February, with construction of the Sparrows Point Container Terminal atop his list of priorities.
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FMC should guard against carrier ‘profit center’ from Red Sea surcharges: AgTC chief
With ocean carriers rushing to the FMC to seek waivers of the 30-day notice period required to implement surcharges linked to the Red Sea
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Domestic intermodal recovery forecast to continue after 2023 decline
Although the 2023 peak season was more muted than during the COVID-19 pandemic, the overall decline was not as severe as some feared.
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Maersk temporarily pauses Red Sea routings after new attacks
The carrier’s decision to suspend Red Sea sailings for at least 48 hours following two attacks this weekend shows that even as naval forces
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Fresh surcharges pile up for Asia-Europe shippers amid Red Sea attacks
Most of the surcharges and GRI hikes will take effect from Jan. 1, with at least one ocean carrier hinting of further increases to come
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California regulator gives temporary reprieve on zero-emission drayage enforcement
CARB is waiting for the federal Environmental Protection Agency to rule whether the clean fleets regulation the state adopted last April needs a waiver
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Container shipping digs in for new phase of Red Sea security risk
The varied approach taken by carriers– whether or not to divert ships around southern Africa -- speaks to a new phase of uncertainty for
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