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Welcome to the WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Newsletter presented by Frayt. In this issue, what to do if Yellow goes belly-up; why you should stop using UPS; AI in trucking; and more. Yellow and Teamsters play the blame game img flip Inability to make its monthly contribution — Yellow clapped back at the Teamsters on Wednesday…
Atlanta-based JAS Worldwide, a global freight forwarder, confirmed Tuesday that it was targeted by a ransomware attack after experiencing technical disruptions, which affected its ability to operate and service its customers. “Upon identification of this issue, we immediately secured our systems and commenced an investigation with assistance from external cybersecurity experts,” JAS Worldwide said in…
The logistics industry has undergone a technological revolution in recent years, leading to a whirlwind of innovation and modernization. The freight industry’s options for shipping goods on pallets, however, have remained largely unchanged for the past several decades. Historically, companies have had two shipping options: less-than-truckload or truckload. Both tend to require some level of…
Dick’s Sporting Goods is expanding its supply chain with an 800,000-square-foot regional distribution center in Fort Worth, Texas. The facility will provide distribution services to more than 100 stores across several states, along with supporting Dick’s retail stores and e-commerce business across Texas. “This facility will enable more efficient and effective flow of product to…
MIAMI — Companies that ship oversize or liquid products could be prevented from using air transport if by Oct. 31 they don’t adopt security measures to check for explosives. That’s when a Transportation Security Administration exemption from 100% cargo screening expires. The U.S. two years ago implemented a scan-all requirement for international outbound shipments moving…
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Justice Department is taking Norfolk Southern to court, alleging the railroad’s delays of Amtrak’s Crescent violate federal law. The civil complaint, filed Tuesday, in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, alleges NS regularly fails to give the Crescent preference over freight trains as required by statute, leading to delays…