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04
Jun

Border Patrol Arrests 36 Truck Drivers in Arizona: What It Means for CDL Compliance in 2026

3 min read

Federal immigration enforcement has entered the cab of the American trucker. In a striking development for the freight industry, U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested 36 commercial truck drivers during a five-day operation in Arizona — sending a clear signal that scrutiny of commercial drivers’ immigration and licensing status is intensifying at the federal level. [freightwaves] […]

03
Jun

Ocean container rates up 1,000% on some lanes

1 min read

Ocean container rates have surged dramatically, with some trade lanes seeing increases of up to 1,000% in a single week as carriers capitalize on an early peak shipping season. The spike is being fueled by strong import demand, capacity constraints, and a rush by shippers to move cargo before potential tariff changes and additional supply […]

02
Jun

FMC Returns to Full Strength: Robert J. Harvey Sworn In as Commissioner

3 min read

The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is operating at full capacity once again. On June 1, Robert J. Harvey of Florida was sworn in as a Commissioner of the Federal Maritime Commission. The move ends a prolonged vacancy that had left the five-member regulatory panel short-staffed for over a year. [MarineLink] Harvey was nominated by President […]

01
Jun

Atlas Air Acquires 49% Stake in Air Atlanta to Expand Widebody Freighter Capacity

2 min read

Atlas Air, the world’s largest Boeing 747 freighter operator, is expanding its global footprint with a strategic investment in Iceland-based Air Atlanta and a purchase of its owned aircraft fleet. What’s happening? Atlas Air announced plans to acquire a 49% stake in Air Atlanta and its fleet, which it will lease back to the carrier […]

31
May

U.S. Hits Maersk with $1.9 Million Fine Over Unlawful Detention Billing Practices

2 min read

The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has reached a $1.9 million civil penalty settlement with A.P. Møller – Maersk, one of the world’s largest ocean carriers, over allegations that the company billed detention charges to third parties that had never agreed to its contracts or tariffs. The FMC found that Maersk had assessed detention fees against […]

29
May

USPS and DHL eCommerce Sign $10B+ Multi-Year Last-Mile Delivery Agreement

1 min read

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has signed a multi-year agreement worth more than $10 billion with DHL eCommerce to handle last-mile parcel delivery across the United States, strengthening an already established partnership between the two companies. Under the deal, DHL will continue managing pickup, sorting, and line-haul transportation through its U.S. network of hubs, while […]

28
May

tariff refunds

$85 Billion in Tariff Refunds: What U.S. Importers and Freight Operators Need to Know

3 min read

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has significantly expanded the scope of tariff refunds tied to duties the Supreme Court struck down earlier this year, with the total volume of accepted refund entries now tracking toward $85 billion — a figure that represents more than half of the estimated $166 billion collected under the invalidated […]

27
May

How Walmart Is Reshaping Inbound Freight Through Truckload Consolidation

1 min read

Walmart is expanding its inbound freight strategy with a new truckload consolidation program designed to combine smaller supplier shipments into fuller, more efficient loads. The goal is simple: reduce empty space, lower transportation costs, and improve delivery performance across Walmart’s distribution network. Instead of suppliers shipping partially filled trailers independently, Walmart wants freight pooled together […]

15
May

Autofill

8 min read

What is the Autofill Feature? The Autofill feature uses AI to automatically read freight documents (like PDFs and images) and extract key information — such as Load IDs, origins, destinations, and rates. This saves time and reduces manual data entry. There are two ways to test this feature: # Method Best Used For 1 File […]

UPS Worldport express air cargo hub in Louisville with cargo aircraft and sorting facilities

27
Feb

Express Air Cargo Hub: UPS Facility Overtakes FedEx as World’s Largest

3 min read

UPS Overtakes FedEx with World’s Largest Express Air Cargo Hub A major shift in global logistics infrastructure has taken place as UPS’s Worldport facility in Louisville has surpassed FedEx’s long-dominant Memphis hub to become the world’s largest express air cargo hub. The Louisville-based operation serves as the centerpiece of UPS’s global overnight delivery network, connecting […]

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Border Patrol Arrests 36 Truck Drivers in Arizona: What It Means for CDL Compliance in 2026

Ocean container rates up 1,000% on some lanes

FMC Returns to Full Strength: Robert J. Harvey Sworn In as Commissioner

Atlas Air Acquires 49% Stake in Air Atlanta to Expand Widebody Freighter Capacity

U.S. Hits Maersk with $1.9 Million Fine Over Unlawful Detention Billing Practices

USPS and DHL eCommerce Sign $10B+ Multi-Year Last-Mile Delivery Agreement

$85 Billion in Tariff Refunds: What U.S. Importers and Freight Operators Need to Know

How Walmart Is Reshaping Inbound Freight Through Truckload Consolidation

Autofill

Express Air Cargo Hub: UPS Facility Overtakes FedEx as World’s Largest

PSA International and Yang Ming Partner.

Canadian Wildfire Forces CN Freight Train.

Container Ship Attack in the Strait.

Two Companies Apply for FMCSA Hours.

MODE Global and Overhaul Strengthen Cargo.

PSA International and Yang.

Canadian Wildfire Forces CN.

Container Ship Attack in.