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Ocean carriers asked to ‘exercise restraint’ on container charges

Chris Gillis

The International Federation of Freight Forwarders Association (FIATA), which globally represents an industry of about 40,000 forwarding and logistics firms, is urging ocean carriers to review their container demurrage and detention charges to... READ MORE

Scared drivers press on toward looming freight cliff

Alan Adler

A train coming to a sudden stop is how veteran driver Henry Albert describes what truckers will soon face in seeking freight loads to haul.
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Stay-at-Home Orders: Q&A; for Businesses with Transportation Operations

Karyn A. Booth, Jason D. Tutrone

To reduce the spread of COVID-19, many states have issued stay-at-home orders prohibiting most in-person operations of non-essential businesses and requiring non-essential workers to shelter at home.[1] Businesses with transportation operations... READ MORE

As Coronavirus causes a run on hand-sanitizer, canned goods and toilet paper, it’s the American trucker who goes the extra mile.

ATA - Blog Post

Major national crises tend to expose underlying truths about society that otherwise go unnoticed during life’s regular routines. They reveal the individuals among us who are truly essential to upholding the high standard of living we’ve... READ MORE

Make it stop: Confronting the nuclear verdict threat to trucking companies

John Kingston

If a theme came out of a well-attended panel on nuclear verdicts at the recent Truckload Carriers Association meeting in Florida, it’s this: the problem isn’t likely to go away anytime soon. READ MORE

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Ocean carriers asked to ‘exercise restraint’ on container charges

Scared drivers press on toward looming freight cliff

Stay-at-Home Orders: Q&A; for Businesses with Transportation Operations

As Coronavirus causes a run on hand-sanitizer, canned goods and toilet paper, it’s the American trucker who goes the extra mile.

Make it stop: Confronting the nuclear verdict threat to trucking companies

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