Logistics News
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Waymo Plots a Robotaxi Launch in Dallas For 2026 Waymo has partnered with Avis Budget Group to lead its robotaxi charge into Dallas. -
Self-Driving Trucks One Step Closer with Texan Business Partnership Houston-based Steves & Sons has partnered with tech startup, Bot Auto, to start using autonomous trucks on its routes. -
US Fleet Companies Face Delivery Time Pressure & Driver Availability Issues New Tech.co report reveals US freight companies face delivery and driver issues amid labor shortage. -
General Motors Lost $1.1 Billion to Trump Tariffs in Q2 Earnings The Trump tariff on automakers is 25% for imported vehicles, which is costing some companies a lot of money. -
These US States Plan to Increase Pay & Work-Life Balance for Truckers Texas is leading the pack, with a huge percentage of businesses vowing to attract new truckers to the industry. -
US States Facing Highest Freight Demand Amid Labor Shortage There is plenty of freight demand to go around, but with the persistent trucker shortage, some businesses can't handle it. -
Report: Mobile Robot Investment Forecast Reduced by $800 Million Lower growth is predicted across every major region, according to the new forecast. -
Texas Beats New York on Logistics Pay Increases & Work-Life Balance 14% of Texas-based logistic businesses self-reported plans to focus on raising wages this quarter. -
Beware: Cargo Theft on the Rise This Fourth of July Over the last five years, cargo theft has risen substantially during the week of 4th of July. -
Canada Rescinds Its US Technology Tax So Trade Talks Resume The digital services tax would have charged an estimated $2 billion to US tech giants when it went into effect on June 30th. -
DOT Plans Nationwide Crackdown on Non-Domiciled CDLs The DOT will be "reviewing the potential for unqualified individuals obtaining licenses," says the new announcement. -
Lack of Qualified Drivers Fuels “Critical” Labor Shortage 63% of companies said their difficulties with finding new drivers have remained the same or gotten worse in the last year.