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Pegasus Airlines Eyes Istanbul Flights to Karshi and Nukus
Pegasus Airlines and Uzbekistan Airports are discussing flights from Istanbul to Karshi and Nukus as the carrier prepares to launch three other routes.
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AI in Logistics: The End of Bad Truckload Routes?
#fwtv_UzRrNR3vuSY .fwtv-panel{border:1px solid #d0d0d0;padding:18px;border-radius:6px;line-height:1.6}#fwtv_UzRrNR3vuSY .fwtv-panel p{margin:0 0 12px}#fwtv_UzRrNR3vuSY .fwtv-note{font-style:italic;color:#666;margin-top:16px;padding-top:12px;border-top:1px solid #e0e0e0} Kuebix AI is here to streamline your shipper TMS…
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AI ROI: Why 90% Satisfaction Still Means Leaders Want MORE!
#fwtv_0pd2o5GFBWw .fwtv-panel{border:1px solid #d0d0d0;padding:18px;border-radius:6px;line-height:1.6}#fwtv_0pd2o5GFBWw .fwtv-panel p{margin:0 0 12px}#fwtv_0pd2o5GFBWw .fwtv-note{font-style:italic;color:#666;margin-top:16px;padding-top:12px;border-top:1px solid #e0e0e0} A new Sparq report reveals a surprising trend: m…
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Scan Global Logistics to acquire Oregon-based OIA Global
Danish freight intermediary Scan Global Logistics has made the largest investment in its history, agreeing to acquire Portland, Oregon-based logistics provider OIA Global in a deal it said late Wednesday that would put the company among the top 20 freight forwarders in the world. Scan Global Logistics said the propose…
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Aurora adds 500-truck Charger MOU toward 30,000-truck goal
Aurora Innovation signed a nonbinding memorandum of understanding Monday under which Charger Logistics intends to buy up to 500 Aurora Driver-powered trucks, with deliveries over 2027 and 2028. The deal builds on a contract Charger signed in July to start driverless hauls between Dallas and Laredo, Texas. Under a fina…
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C.H Robinson and Landstar stock prices slammed; insurance costs a factor
Strong financial numbers released between Tuesday and Wednesday by C.H. Robinson and Landstar were overshadowed on Wall Street by concern over one particular issue: insurance. Landstar kicked off the issue Tuesday afternoon with its third quarter earnings release that showed heavier than usual insurance charges. The C…
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Los Angeles, Long Beach Ports Identify LNG and Methanol as Leading Alternative Marine Fuels
The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have identified liquefied natural gas (LNG) and methanol as the most viable alternative marine fuels for the near and medium term, with...
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How One Trucker Turned One Video A Day Into Billions Of Views, And What It Cost Him
Larry Cothran did not set out to become what he now calls the number one trucking content creator in the world, he set out to post one video a day and then simply refused to stop, and that stubborn daily discipline, showing up on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube every single day for more than three years without missi…
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U.S. Senator Demands Russian Diesel Tanker Turn Around as Legal Fight Escalates
U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) is demanding that a tanker reportedly carrying Russian diesel to the United States reverse course, warning its owner that delivering the cargo would violate federal...
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MARAD Approves $8.2 Billion Texas LNG Export Port in Record-Time Review
The Trump administration has approved an $8.2 billion offshore liquefied natural gas export project off the Texas coast, marking a major milestone for its effort to speed up deepwater port...
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Old Dominion’s tonnage turns positive; recovery needs demand inflection
Less-than-truckload carrier Old Dominion Freight Line saw tonnage turn positive for the first time in over two years during September. Executives from the company cited favorable market share opportunities on Wednesday, with customers exploring multiyear contracts and 3PLs seeking long-term capacity commitments. Howev…
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Uzbekistan Proposes Free Luggage Storage and Wi-Fi at Transport Hubs
Uzbekistan has proposed free luggage storage for ticket holders and at least one hour of free Wi-Fi at major airports, railway stations and bus terminals from July 2027.
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Russia Turns to Arctic WW2 Route to Export Grain
Russia, the world's largest wheat exporter, has turned to an Arctic World War II shipping route to export grain for the first time as the conflict in Ukraine stalls Black Sea trade and officials warn of risks in the NATO-controlled Baltic Sea.
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US Tells Ships to Avoid Unnecessary Transits Through Hormuz
(Bloomberg) — The US military said vessels that have no need to move between ports in the Gulf of Oman and the Strait of Hormuz should stay away, as tensions...
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Kazakhstan to Introduce Border Queue Deposit on 9 November
Kazakhstan will require international freight carriers to pay a refundable 86,500-tenge deposit when booking electronic queues at three border crossings with Uzbekistan from 9 November 2026.
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Scorpio Tankers Reports $181,000-a-Day LR2 Rates as Middle East War Upends Oil Trade
Scorpio Tankers is reporting a sharp surge in tanker earnings as the war in the Middle East disrupts global oil flows, with its LR2 product tankers securing bookings averaging $181,000...
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First look: CPKC earnings
Canadian Pacific Kansas City reported a 16% increase in third-quarter core adjusted earnings per share Wednesday, as higher freight volumes and growth in grain and intermodal revenue helped offset rising fuel costs. Revenue rose to C$4.22 billion ($3.01 billion) in the three months ended Sept. 30 from $2.61 billion a …
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F3: FreightWaves announces Shipper of Choice winners
FreightWaves announced the winners of its Shipper of Choice awards on Monday, Oct. 26, at the F3: Future of Freight Festival, recognizing companies that stand out for their relationships with freight carriers and their approach to shipping operations. Craig Fuller, founder and CEO of FreightWaves and SONAR, presented …
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Stolen shoes on eBay lead police to $1 million in missing BNSF train cargo
Los Angeles police recovered approximately $1 million in stolen railroad cargo after tracing shoes advertised for sale on eBay. Investigators uncovered 35 pallets of BNSF Railroad property during an October 21 search of a local business. The merchandise included athletic footwear and backpacks from several major brand…
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US to Require Declaration for International Air Passengers
The United States will require all international air passengers, including transit travellers, to declare they have not visited the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the previous 21 days.
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FMCSA removes 10,000-plus driver training providers amid safety push
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has removed more than 10,000 commercial driver training providers from its federal registry since December 2025 and more than 100 noncompliant electronic logging devices from its approved list, according to the agency’s chief safety officer. Steve Do…
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Russia To Begin Year-Round Arctic Northern Sea Route Shipping in Early 2027
Russia expects to begin regular year-round eastbound shipping along the Northern Sea Route in early 2027, as additional nuclear icebreaker capacity, newer ice-class LNG carriers and pressure to redirect energy exports toward Asia bring the long-delayed ambition closer to reality.
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Drones Hit Container Ship off Bulgaria, Crew Safe and Ashore
Sea drones struck a container ship off Bulgaria's Black Sea coast on Wednesday, the ship's owner and the government said, the latest in a string of attacks that have raised concerns about the growing scope of Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Backlog grows as 35,000 containers await rail service at LA–Long Beach
Nearly 35,700 import containers were waiting for on-dock trains at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach this week, as record cargo volumes and reported railcar shortages slowed the movement of freight inland. Of the 35,688 containers awaiting rail service on Oct. 26, 10,562 had been on the terminals for at least ni…
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Diesel prices may stay elevated into spring 2027, fuel executives warn
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — U.S. trucking companies could face elevated diesel prices through at least spring 2027, according to energy and truck stop executives speaking Tuesday at the WEX OTR Summit . Geopolitical conflicts, refinery constraints and limited pipeline capacity continue to strain fuel supplies could continue …
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Forward Air saves ‘significant portion’ of major customer account
Forward Air has entered a two-year agreement to retain “a significant portion of the services currently provided” to a customer that it had previously indicated it might lose . Prior reports from Forward said the contract logistics customer accounted for 10% of its annual revenue, or roughly $250 million. Under the ag…
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Strike threat by port security workers at Los Angeles–Long Beach
About 250 union watchmen at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach could strike as early as 5 p.m. Pacific time Sunday, Nov. 1, threatening cargo operations at the nation’s busiest container port complex if negotiators fail to reach a new labor agreement. Members of International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) …
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Frst look: almost all good news at C.H. Robinson in the third quarter
The third quarter at C.H. Robinson might be remembered for both the highs and the lows. It was the period when Lipe vs. Lupus Superior came down , and just days after the quarter ended, the giant 3PL announced the almost $6 billion acquisition of rival RXO (NYSE: RXO) . But neither of those things hit the company’s fi…
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The Companies That Write The Standards Will Own The Next Decade Of Freight
The freight industry has spent years and real money chasing fraud, piling up more tracking, more data, and more awareness than it has ever had, and the losses keep climbing anyway, which is the paradox Michael Caney, Chief Customer Officer at the Carrier Identity® platform Highway, set out to unpack at the FreightWave…
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Greenbrier profit falls as railcar demand weighs on sales
Greenbrier Cos. reported a sharp decline in quarterly profit and revenue as the freight-railcar manufacturer contended with weaker demand and facility-related costs. The Lake Oswego, Ore., company (NYSE: GBX ) saw an increase in its order backlog and growth in its leasing fleet amid improving business conditions. The …