Logistics in 2022: Technology Further Rides to the Rescue
What are supply-chain and logistics experts predicting for 2022? A lot of it involves technology.
What are supply-chain and logistics experts predicting for 2022? A lot of it involves technology.
The U.S. Department of Transportation and the Department of Labor announced next steps on several new initiatives that will support drivers and improve driver retention while expanding access to driving jobs.
J.B. Hunt and Waymo Via have expanded their collaboration and pilot of Waymo’s autonomous Class 8 trucking unit powered by the Waymo Driver.
There is something for everyone in the electric truck segment, from fleet-forward offerings such as the Ford F-150 Lightning and the newly announced Chevrolet Silverado EV to the futuristic Canoo Pickup and Tesla Cybertruck.
Following the passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, In-Charge Energy has launched a task force that seeks opportunities to fund fleet electrification in the coming years.
The move, announced via Instagram, will help Bollinger Motors to continue to develop technology that will have an impact in the automotive world's green future.
The decline in trailer orders is attributed to supply chain disruptions, a labor shortage, and OEMs having to continue to manage backlogs.
Volvo Trucks North America will begin production of an enhanced VNR Electric model, which features an up to 85% increased range, faster charging, and more configurations for heavy-duty transport.
Customers and trucking reporters converged on the Paccar Innovation Center in Silicon Valley this week to experience Kenworth’s battery-electric and fuel-cell-electric commercial trucks.
Embark Trucks will develop and deploy technology that would allow trucks equipped with Embark’s autonomous technology to navigate in snowy conditions by the end of winter 2022.
Designed specifically for small carriers and owner-operators, the integrated solutions help easily find loads that are priced to move.
EHS joins RoadOne IntermodaLogistics’ family of companies, expanding RoadOne’s coverage of the Midwest region and the automotive sector.
Cyclum Renewables' large-scale renewable truck stops will dispense compressed renewable natural gas, biodiesel, hydrogen, and electricity for commercial trucks. Find out which target markets will be locations for the first stations.
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