Transportation: Page 9

How Data Integration Helps Cold Chain Providers Prepare for FSMA 204

Here’s the challenges currently facing cold chain stakeholders and how data integration can help them thrive.

Copeland GO Real-Time 4G/5G tracking system displayed across multiple devices including desktop, tablet, smartphone, and hardware unit with live route maps.

Truck Operating Costs Reach All-Time High of $2.34 Per Mile

American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI)

Costs were up in all major line-items in 2025, with the largest percentage gains in tolls, repair and maintenance, driver benefits and tires.

Red delivery truck loaded with cardboard boxes driving on highway with dramatic sky and green landscape

Ocean Ports & Carriers

How Suez Normalization Could Trigger European Port Congestion

The Middle East Gulf remains the highest-risk operational area.

Satellite map showing coastal terrain with red hazard warning triangle overlaid on mountainous region

Supply Chain Visibility

Why Standardized, Digitized Workflows Matter in Modern Yard Operations

Lazer Logistics

This technological shift is straightforward yet significant: replacing fragmented, manual site tasks with standardized, digitized workflows.

Businessman displaying holographic Industry 4.0 interface with connected technology icons

Fleet Management

Carrier Transicold’s Fleet Refresh Program to Extend Refrigerated Trailer Life

Carrier Transicold

Fleet Refresh is designed for fleets that want to extend the life of existing trailer assets while upgrading aging refrigeration equipment.

Blue and white refrigerated semi-truck with Ford branding parked in lot

Why Modular Cold Storage is Becoming Strategic Buffer for Food Supply Chains

Titan Cold Storage

For businesses facing seasonality, supply chain disruptions, or uncertain growth, modular cold storage offers ways to add capacity, reliability, and efficiencies.

Arctic Store Horizon refrigerated shipping container with solar panels and Titan Containers branding

Risk/Compliance

Tariffs Cost U.S. Companies $317B

We Pay the Tariffs

These are the costs from additional tariffs the administration has implemented through various authorities.

Wooden letter tiles spelling 'TARIFFS' placed on an American flag background

Oil Price Volatility Drives Freight Rates to 15-Year Highs

Despite some encouraging signs, a demand-driven recovery is yet to materialize.

Financial analyst reviewing stock market charts with upward trending data visualization and candlestick patterns

project44 Separates Into Two Businesses

LSP44 launches as a dedicated, AI-native company with purpose-built AI agent.

Professional holding digital icons representing AI, logistics, shipping, and business operations around a laptop with checkmark

Risk/Compliance

Arvist’s Claims Management Solution to Automate Overage, Shortage, Damage Claims

Arvist's quality control stations already document shipment conditions throughout the warehouse, from receiving and putaway to packing stations, conveyors, and outbound docks, verifying counts, detecting damage, and creating time-stamped visual audit trails.

Arvist claims management software interface displayed on tablet showing automated dispute resolution and real-time claim tracking dashboard

How Supreme Court Ruling Made Driver Safety a Broker’s Liability

Verified Carrier

The ruling doubled down on the reality behind driver vetting: knowing who is operating a vehicle matters just as much as knowing who owns it.

Worker in black winter gear inspecting stacked cardboard boxes in warehouse storage facility

Fleet Management

Shippers Urged to Secure Carrier Commitments Now as Cross-Border Truck Capacity Remains Tight

Cross-border freight environments are experiencing higher levels of tightness than what is typically seen.

Fleet of white commercial semi-trucks with blue striping parked in a row at a logistics facility

Page 9 of 715