Logistics News
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US Container Imports Just Dropped 10% From the Last Month Total container volumes in May added up to the lowest monthly total since March 2024, and a 9.7% decline from April. -
Kodiak And Vay Announce Self-Driving Technology Partnership Technology companies Kodiak and Vay revealed a partnership ahead of Kodiak's self-driving truck ambitions. -
Samsara Announces New AI-Powered Safety Features For Drivers New AI tools include multicam, Weather Intelligence, and a TikTok-style coaching app that can reward safe driving. -
Tesla Robotaxis Are Officially on the Road in Texas The 'low-key' launch didn't feature the Cybercab, but instead saw current Tesla models sporting a Robotaxi logo decal. -
New Bill Would Require US Truck Drivers to Take English Test This isn't great news for the trucker shortage, which remains poised to cause some serious problems for the supply chain. -
Musk’s Self-Driving Tesla ‘Robotaxis’ Hit First US State this Month The company is pinning its hopes on an autonomous taxi initiative, after shares tumble and sales slide. -
Walmart Set to Expand Drone Deliveries to Five States Supermarket giant Walmart announces drone delivery expansion to more than 100 new stores in these states. -
Report: Business Logistics Costs Account for 9% of US GDP U.S. business logistics costs reached $2.58 trillion, up from $2.45 trillion last year. -
Sweeping Trump Tariffs Blocked By US Federal Court In the latest tariff saga, a federal court has blocked Trump's tariffs declaring the president has overstepped his powers. -
Survey: Sustainability in Logistics Takes a Back Seat to Vehicle Upkeep Vehicle upkeep was the number one priority for businesses with managing financial pressure and staffing also making the list. -
China Adds 75% Tax on US Imports of Engineering Plastic The new duties are effective as of May 19, and will last for five years. They're aimed at helping China's domestic industry. -
How Trump’s 90-Day Pause on China Tariffs Could Affect Logistics For US logistics firms, the 90-day tariff pause was welcome news. But what is the real impact, and what happens next?