by Tim | Sep 28, 2026 | Expedited Freight News, Highway News, Trucking & the Economy
The last two weeks were busy for U.S. trucking and freight. Here’s what happened, in plain English. 1. Diesel Hits a Record High The weekly retail diesel average hit a record $6.285 per gallon on September 14, up 31.8 cents in a week and 68.1% higher than a year...
by Tim | Jul 26, 2026 | Expedited Freight News, Trucking & the Economy, Trucking News
We get a specific type of phone call at our dispatch desk almost every day. It usually happens around 4:00 PM. The voice on the line is tense, there’s background noise from a busy loading dock, and the message is almost always the same: “I booked a truck earlier...
by Tim | May 17, 2026 | air freight news, Expedited Freight News, Trucking & the Economy, Trucking News
The North American logistics sector is undergoing a profound structural shift, marked by a significant year-over-year escalation in truckload shipping costs. Industry data reveals that full-year cost expectations for dry van truckload services have climbed...
by Tim | May 9, 2026 | air freight, air freight news, air shipping, Expedited Freight News
FAA MD-11 Grounding Creates Major Pressure on Domestic Air Freight Networks The domestic air freight industry is facing immediate disruption following the FAA’s decision to ground all McDonnell Douglas MD-11 cargo aircraft after the fatal UPS crash in Louisville,...
by Tim | May 2, 2026 | air cargo, air freight, air freight news, LTL Freight, Trucking & the Economy, Trucking News
Lately, there’s been no shortage of headlines suggesting the long-discussed “freight recession” is over. Some analysts point to improving volumes, firmer pricing, and better carrier performance as proof. But is the broader industry narrative getting ahead of itself?...
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