Mega-Ships and Maryland’s Port Ambitions: A Collision Course with Infrastructure
Larry Hogan, during his tenure as Maryland's governor and now a Republican US senate candidate, championed the expansion of Baltimore's port to accommodate massive...
East Coast Ports Adapt to New Logistics Reality Post-Baltimore Bridge Collapse
The catastrophic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, triggered by a ship accident, has forced East Coast ports into a swift operational pivot....
Navigating the Waves: The Annual Challenge of Lost Shipping Containers
The World Shipping Council (WSC) highlights a concerning reality in maritime logistics: an average of 1,382 shipping containers are lost at sea each year,...
EPA Unveils Stringent Emissions Standards for Heavy-Duty Trucks Amid Mixed Reactions
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced new rigorous emissions standards for heavy-duty trucks and buses on March 29, 2024, eliciting varied reactions across Southern...
Baltimore Bridge Collapse Forces Freight Changes
The Port of Baltimore is facing indefinite suspension of vessel traffic due to a catastrophic collision early today involving the container ship Dali and...
A Trucking and Rail Strategy That Boomed During Pandemic Shocks Is Heating Up Again
The resurgence of transloading, a strategy blending truck-to-rail or rail-to-truck transport, is gaining momentum as the U.S. West Coast ports witness a significant influx...