Month: September 2026

The most challenging areas in freight are not the highways but the yards and docks across multitudes of shippers and receivers. The battle against utilization entropy is fought on the loading and unloading docks. It mostly happens inside a warehouse fence line, where a driver sits in a line of 10 trucks waiting to talk… Continue reading YardFlow lands over 200-site yard automation deal

Hub Group announced it received a formal delisting determination from Nasdaq due to delayed financial reports. The announcement follows a Monday update in which the company said it missed a filing deadline despite an initial 180-day extension. The intermodal marketing company said it will appeal the decision and ask for a hearing. The hearing will… Continue reading Hub Group receives Nasdaq delisting notice, plans to appeal

Cybersecurity executives are urging foodservice distributors to prepare for cyberattacks as operational disruptions that can affect warehouses, trucks, customer orders and even the physical movement of freight. The message emerged during “The CISO Perspective: Navigating Cyber Risk in Foodservice Distribution,” a panel at the International Foodservice Distributors Association’s 2026 Solutions Conference in San Antonio. The… Continue reading Food distributors warn cyberattacks can quickly become supply chain disruptions

Washington, D.C. – The American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI), the trucking industry’s not-for-profit research organization, has commenced research to develop a framework for assessing the impacts of trucking industry regulations. The framework development will initially be focused on Assessing the Costs and Benefits of Hours-of-Service (HOS) and the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) Mandate. Industry stakeholders, including motor… Continue reading ATRI Launches Research on Regulatory Benefit-Cost Models

New York–The monthly FreightWaves State of Freight webinar has migrated to FreightWaves Today, but a gathering of shippers in New York Tuesday brought together by its sister company SONAR got a chance to hear its two key analysts–Craig Fuller and Zach Strickland–opine on a market they described as “fragile.” Unlike earlier State of Freight webinars… Continue reading At shippers’ confab, defining a ‘fragile’ trucking market