Month: January 2026

California is a state of dichotomies when it comes to autonomous vehicles. On one hand, the state boasts Silicon Valley’s leading AV innovators, like Waymo, based in Mountain View, California, and a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., the parent company of Google. Waymo’s robotaxis roam the hilly streets of San Francisco and the palm-lined streets of… Continue reading California’s long wait for autonomous trucks may soon end

After years of volatility driven by geopolitical shocks, labor shortages and sudden capacity swings, freight markets are entering a new phase where disruption is no longer an exception — it’s the operating environment. That means companies planning for 2026 must rethink resilience, cost control and technology adoption, according to Sean Wu, CEO of uShip, who… Continue reading Freight winners in 2026 will build for disruption, uShip CEO says