Logistics providers say Canada rail strike would ‘paralyze ports’
Logistics providers warned the historic shutdown of Canada’s two largest railroads would have a seismic effect on the cross-border supply chain as shippers search for...
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JETS takes delivery of nine new Scania prime movers
The first nine Scania prime movers from an order of 15 are now on the road for JETS Transport Express. These Scania R 590 V8...
NPTC report shows continued private fleet growth
A recent survey by the National Private Truck Council highlighted the growth of private fleets as shippers prioritize reliable capacity and costs, and attempt to avoid the...
NatRoad renames Young Driver Award
NatRoad has renamed their annual National Young Driver of the Year Award in honour of industry icon Sam Sali. The NTI NatRoad Awards will be...
Estes acquires 7 leased terminals from Yellow
Privately owned less-than-truckload carrier Estes announced it has closed on lease purchases of seven terminals previously operated by now-defunct Yellow Corp. The Richmond, Virginia-based company...
Isuzu renews partnership with Life Education Victoria
Isuzu Australia has pledged to continue its support of Life Education Victoria, an organisation that equips children with important health information. Initially founded in the...
End of an era: California Trucking Association dropping appeal against AB5
The California Trucking Association is ending its legal battle against California’s AB5 independent contractor law, but its co-plaintiff, the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, will continue...
Sensor tech scans for trucks in NSW
State-of-the-art sensor technology to be trialled in Sydney will scan trucks in real time and use connected warning signage to divert drivers of overheight vehicles...
Supply Chain Council adds new executive, looks beyond California
Bringing together different elements of the supply chain in one group – shippers, carriers, brokers, customers and labor unions – may seem like the ultimate...