The UPS pilots’ union is helping members and families of the victims cope with last week’s tragic plane crash.

Egypt's Suez Canal Authority (SCA) met with major global shipping lines to encourage the return of vessels to the Suez Canal, which has experienced significant revenue declines due to Red Sea attacks.

The U.S. Trade Representative has officially suspended port fees on China-built cargo ships for one year, effective until November 10, 2025. This suspension is part of a wider trade agreement, with ...

A federal bankruptcy court has approved the sale of six of defunct Yellow Corp.'s terminals for $10.2 million, with ArcBest and real estate investors among the buyers. The estate has so far sold ...

Radiant Logistics exceeded Q1 analyst estimates for revenue and adjusted EPS, with revenue up 11% year-over-year, although adjusted earnings and EBITDA declined due to a bad debt charge and a soft ...

An early season winter storm is causing traffic delays and road closures across the Midwest, with warnings stretching from Chicago to northern Kentucky. Lake effect snow warnings are in effect along ...

Kodiak Robotics' autonomous "Kodiak Driver" achieved a high safety score of 98 out of 100 on Nauto's VERA system, a comprehensive benchmark that assesses driving behavior using visual data, mirroring ...

A UPS freighter aircraft destroyed buildings after slamming into an industrial area shortly after takeoff in Louisville, Kentucky, forcing the company to suspend shipping operations from its hub there ...

Regional truckload tender rejection rates in the US are diverging significantly, with the Southeast showing much higher rates (near 10%) than the West Coast (around 3.5%). This disparity is due to ...

Emergency crews are responding to a UPS Airlines plane crash at the Louisville International Airport in Kentucky.

(Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves Outdated lumper practices continue to burden drivers with out-of-pocket fees, poor documentation, and delayed reimbursement — all for work the shipper should be covering ...

DAT, a subsidiary of Roper Technologies, is transforming from a traditional load board into an AI-powered, automated freight marketplace, drawing significant positive attention from executives. This ...