Month: March 2026

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Clarios Connected Services introduced Battery Manager Pro at the Technology & Maintenance Council (TMC) Exhibition 2026. The fully managed Battery-as-a-Service model is designed to shift fleet operators from reactive battery replacement to predictive maintenance that keeps trucks on the road. The offering comes as fleets struggle with a fundamental visibility problem: They… Continue reading Clarios Connected Services introduces Battery Manager Pro at TMC 2026

Freight fraud has evolved from a nagging risk into an existential crisis for the logistics sector. Bad actors now wield advanced AI tools, generative deepfakes, and sophisticated phishing campaigns to forge identities, falsify documents, and launch complex digital supply-chain attacks. As regulatory scrutiny and judicial accountability intensify, freight brokers face unprecedented legal and fiduciary demands.… Continue reading FreightWaves brings Freight Fraud Symposium 2026 to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to tackle the industry’s biggest threat

The big picture Last week’s all-Adequate reset? Gone. Slight Shortage conditions are back at three of the four biggest produce origins — Nogales, South Texas, and Central Florida — and the rate moves are significant. South Texas posted the largest increases in the report with lanes up +13% to +28%. Nogales surged +5% to +13%… Continue reading Reefer Produce Report: The calm lasted one week; Nogales, South Texas, and Florida all tighten

Every March, flatbed carriers along the East Coast and into the Mid-Atlantic feel a familiar tightening — and the Port of Baltimore is ground zero for why. March is the peak import month for farm equipment at Baltimore, the point in the calendar where vessel arrivals loaded with tractors, combines, excavators, and balers align almost… Continue reading Flatbed report: The port that moves the machinery that moves America

Universal Logistics Holdings reported sharply weaker financial results for the fourth quarter of 2025, as declines across several transportation segments — particularly intermodal — weighed on the company’s earnings. The Warren, Michigan-based logistics provider reported fourth-quarter operating revenue of $385.4 million, down from $465.1 million a year earlier, while net income fell to $3.7 million,… Continue reading Universal Logistics Q4 profit plunges as intermodal losses deepen