Logistics News
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UPS Adds New Fees Before De Minimis Exemption Expires The de minimis exemption expires on August 29th, and companies are getting ahead of it with higher fees. -
Robomart’s Autonomous Delivery Robot Challenges Delivery Platforms The startup has released its new self-driving delivery robot that offers low fees and no tips. -
Trump Administration Proposes Less Strict Regulations on Drones The new regulations would allow the operation of drones beyond the visual line of sight without a lengthy waiver process. -
Survey: Logistics Firms Play Catch-Up With English Proficiency Laws Logistics professionals who say adapting to regulations is their top priority have more than doubled since last month. -
UPS Extends Driver Buyout Offer, Likely Due to Lack of Interest The original deadline of July 31st has passed, and there are a few reasons why employees are passing on the offer. -
Logistics Certifications: How to Get Ahead in the Industry Want to help your team advance their career in logistics? These certifications will make your business run even smoother. -
UPS is Closing Operations in These Three Cities. Here’s Why. The parcel logistics titan continues to downsize operations, with plans to shut sites in Wilmington, Dallas, and Pocahontas. -
Rising Diesel Costs Are Eating Into Transport Company Budgets A significant number of logistics professionals now say fuel prices are hitting their business harder than any other issue. -
Truck Drivers Among Workers Least Impacted by AI, Study Finds Unlike other workers, who are asking AI to complete tasks for them daily, truckers just aren't turning to the tech for help. -
78% of Companies Targeted With Ransomware; Manufacturing Hit Hardest Manufacturing was one of the hardest hit industries, with companies often paying large sums to their attackers. -
65% of Freight Pros Expect Self-Driving Trucks on US Roads by 2050 65% of freight professionals foresee self-driving trucks across the nation by 2050. But do they actually want the technology? -
De Minimis Rule Will End for All US Imports on August 29 Since 1938, the de minimis rule allowed small companies to avoid duties and complex paperwork on small-scale imports.