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Norfolk Southern makes changes to demurrage and accessorial charges

Joanna Marsh

Norfolk Southern (NYSE: NSC) is making changes to its tariffs governing demurrage and accessorial charges, the railroad said on Dec. 1 in an operations update. READ MORE

UPS will not agree to money-back guarantees if third parties use tracking data

Mark Solomon

In another salvo in the decade-long, low-level war between the two leading U.S. parcel carriers and a cluster of consultancies that work on behalf of carriers’ customers to optimize their parcel shipping spend, UPS Inc. (NYSE:UPS) said it will... READ MORE

Trucking companies move to cut ties with independent California drivers as labor law looms

Clarissa Hawes

California-based owner-operators say a new state law, AB5, that seeks to limit the use of independent contractors targets them unfairly. READ MORE

ATA prepares to fight outsized legal awards against truckers

Alan Adler

The American Trucking Associations (ATA) is gearing up to fight against multimillion-dollar legal awards against truckers and their employers who are not at fault but blamed in many car-truck crashes.
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FMC’s 2020 Vision

Chris Gillis

The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission is already facing a packed agenda of industry issues, and it is only the first month of the federal government’s new fiscal year.
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Norfolk Southern makes changes to demurrage and accessorial charges

UPS will not agree to money-back guarantees if third parties use tracking data

Trucking companies move to cut ties with independent California drivers as labor law looms

ATA prepares to fight outsized legal awards against truckers

FMC’s 2020 Vision

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