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Seven Factors to Find the Right Power Source
May 5, 2021
Ultimately, maximizing efficiency is the overall goal and prioritizing key factors can set operations up for success.
FTR Shippers Conditions Index sees slight decline to end 2020
February 22, 2021
The December SCI, which is the most recent month for which data is available, came in a -10.9, with the firm observing that the fourth quarter of 2020 presented the most difficult market conditions for shippers going back to early 2018. And FTR added that while freight volumes are still solid, fuel prices are seeing steady gains.
Electric Lift Truck Power for Heavy-Duty Applications
February 4, 2021
Four key signs your industrial operation should rethink ICE-powered trucks.
Intermodal volumes see second quarter declines, reports IANA
July 30, 2020
Total second quarter volume—at 4,016,899 units—fell 11.9% annually. Domestic containers—at 1,742,968—slipped 7.0%, with trailers—at 259,752—falling 14.0%All domestic equipment—at 2,002,720—was off 8.0%. ISO, or international, containers, were down 15.4%, to 2,014,179.
Safety Innovations for Constantly Evolving Operations
May 18, 2020
This white paper how an increasingly advanced supply chain can affect forklift safety.
Battery Technologies Move Toward Systemization
February 10, 2020
New technologies and data collection are gradually shifting the battery market from commodity to competitive edge.
An Alternative Route to a Fuel-Efficient Last Mile
September 26, 2019
The recent announcement by UPS that it will start delivering packages on Sundays next year is another sign of the inexorable growth of e-commerce, and the number of delivery trucks on the roads.
IMO 2020 is Coming to Town: Will the spiking cost of fuel cause you pain?
September 4, 2019
A sneak peek at the groundbreaking Logistics Management white paper on the impacts of the upcoming IMO-2020 regulations.
New ocean cargo carrier surcharges in January have supply chain managers concerned
September 26, 2018
In a move to ostensibly address environmental concerns, leading ocean cargo carriers have announced that they will impose new surcharges on the first of the year. Leading international shipper’s associations are not buying the explanation, however.
Controlling Surface Transportation Costs: Six Steps Toward Improved Collaboration
September 11, 2018
Trucking networks are complicated matrixes of equipment, driver availability, and capacity all layered by service requirements and costs.
Toyota Doubles-Down on Zero Emissions Heavy-Duty Trucks
August 9, 2018
The automaker has unveiled the second generation of its Project Portal semi-truck, which is larger, lighter and has a longer range than the original that was put to work shipping cargo between the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles last year and has since covered over 10,000 miles.
Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050
August 5, 2018
Toyota Motor Corporation announced on October 14, 2015, the "Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050," a new plan not only minimize the negative impacts caused by automobiles but also to bring a positive impact to a sustainable society.
Supply Chain 2018 Mid-Year Analysis: What’s Happened and What’s Still to Come
June 11, 2018
As we enter the last half of 2018, companies will continue to turn to technology to increase efficiencies while at the same time begin addressing industry constraints such as the electronic logging device mandate, tariffs, diesel prices, higher rates, capacity crunch, and the customer experience.
Anheuser-Busch Orders 800 Hydrogen-Electric Powered Semi-Trucks from Nikola Motor Company
May 3, 2018
After bantering a “major fleet announcement” a few weeks’ ago, Nikola Motor Company broke the news today that Anheuser Busch will deploy up to 800 Nikola trucks starting later this year as part of a broader emissions-free vehicle plan that will result in the company converting 100% of its dedicated fleet to sustainable sources by 2025.
Reducing Fleet Operation Costs Using Solar Powered Idle Reduction Technology
May 2, 2018
This paper details how eNow’s solar-powered idle reduction systems are designed to meet a wide range of auxiliary energy needs for medium and heavy-duty trucks and buses.