Diesel surcharge benchmark smashes $6 barrier—what it means for shipping
US retail diesel prices hit an all-time high of $5.967/gallon, pushing freight costs to unprecedented levels.
US retail diesel prices hit an all-time high of $5.967/gallon, pushing freight costs to unprecedented levels.
Tender rejection rates hit 14%—three times 2023 levels—while truckload volumes rise just 9% in three years.
September PMI at 54.5 signals ninth straight month of expansion, but pricing pressures surge 6.8 points to 77.9.
Over 1,000 carriers attended Amazon’s annual event, doubling last year’s turnout.
US regulators slash fuel economy targets, cutting new-vehicle costs by $1,300.
UNCTAD’s latest index shows China’s connectivity score more than doubles South Korea’s and Singapore’s.
A panel at Splash Singapore reveals why sincerity in chartering remains a uniquely human skill—even.
Load-to-truck ratios ease to 1.3-1.5 but still support double-digit rate hikes, says Covenant Logistics CEO
US trucking firms face 40-50% higher operating costs since 2019 as diesel hits an all-time high of $6.53 per gallon.
US railroads carried 301,456 intermodal units in the week ending September 19, marking a 6.9% year-on-year increase.
A landmark $604 million vicarious liability ruling forces brokers to prove carrier vetting before rate talks.