transportation

A controlled demolition successfully removed the largest remaining span of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.

Despite a strong second quarter, including a $410 million revenue increase, the USPS reported a $1.5 billion loss.

Purdue University and the Indiana DOT are developing a highway that wirelessly charges electric vehicles, aiming to reduce range anxiety and costs.

Peloton's filed a Federal Maritime Commission complaint against Flexport, claiming Flexport's mismanagement led to excessive shipping charges.

The new service includes quicker freight exchanges with other railroads for destinations in the Ohio Valley and the northeastern United States.

The new trucks will help Amazon decrease pollution from its shipping operations as it tries to reach carbon neutrality by 2040.

The Department of Energy grants $100 million to help auto parts makers update facilities and improve sustainability in their manufacturing.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics' latest report shows trucking job dip, signaling industry challenges amid contract negotiations and seasonal shifts.

Discover how Porsche is reimagining transport logistics with innovative, leading the way with sustainable solutions

Trucking leaders are livid at the Biden Administration's EPA’s electric truck mandates, citing technological and infrastructural challenges.

The 45-foot deep channel offers substantial horizontal and vertical clearances, helping support the port's economic recovery.

Walmart customers can now place delivery orders until midnight, the latest in a series of recent programs aimed at accommodating the varying schedules of its customers.

EBITDA, at $343 million, was up 3.9% annually for a first quarter record, and adjusted earnings per share, at $0.51, topped Wall Street estimates of $0.39. Free cash flow for the quarter came in at $96 million.

United States Department of Transportation (DOT) Secretary Elaine Chao announced that DOT has rolled out a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) to apply for $900 million in discretionary grant funding through the Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) Transportation Discretionary Grants Program.

A recent Logistics Management reader survey of more than 120 logistics and supply chain professionals had somewhat of a measured view of the impacts of tax reform, to date. Nearly 16% viewed it as positive, which, on the surface, appears low, but only 6.6% viewed it as negative. It was the more ambivalent respondents that comprised the bulk of the survey’s respondents, with 35.2% saying it has had no impact, and 42.6% saying they are unsure.