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Cognex Enhances Line of Barcode Readers With 2DMax+ Technology
Cognex Corp. has incorporated 2DMax+ software for barcode reading into its DataMan 100 and 200 fixed-mount readers.
Rising Export Volumes Spur Inland Port Development Across the U.S.
The growth of U.S. exports, especially to countries such as China, has put a spotlight on the need for strategic inland ports across the United States, according to Jones Lang LaSalle. Inland ports, which traditionally focus on moving and handling imports, are also facilitating the effective movement of goods outside the U.S.
APL Logistics Debuts Racks for Moving Finished Vehicles
APL Logistics has introduced AutoDirect, a service that uses flexible, secure racks to transport finished vehicles from door to door.
Synchronet Intermodal Extends Street-Turn Guide to BCOs and NVOs
Synchronet Intermodal Services Inc. (SIS) has expanded its North American street-turn service to include both beneficial cargo owners (BCOs) and non-vessel operating common carriers (NVOs).
DHL Express Achieves ISO Certification at All Facilities in Americas
DHL Express has obtained a multi-site quality-management certification from the International Standards Organization (ISO).
Truckload Rates Hold Steady in August, Intermodal Linehaul Rates Rise in Same Period
Truckload pricing remained constant from July to August according to the Cass Truckload Linehaul Index, which for the second month in a row registered a value of 109.5. On a year-over-year basis, truckload rates are up 1.0 percent. After seeing substantial year-over-year growth rates last year and early in 2012, truckload pricing has continued to see its rate of growth move down over the last few months, according to Avondale Partners' recent report.
U.S. Rail Traffic Dips in Beginning of September, But Intermodal Sees Strong Growth
U.S. freight carload traffic for the week ending Sept. 1 declined 3.4 percent measured against the comparable week of 2011, the Association of American Railroads said. But U.S. intermodal continued its winning streak, up a robust 6.5 percent during the week compared with one year ago.
North American Freight Volumes Declined 1.1 Percent in August
North American freight volumes continued to drop off, and on a year-over-year basis, shipment volumes were down 1.1 percent from last August. This is the third time this year freight shipments have fallen below the level for the same month in 2011. Freight volumes grew 9.9 percent during the first half of the year, but after two months of consecutive contraction, the annual growth has fallen to 8.0 percent.
Much Work Remains to Be Done Finding Cheaper, More Sustainable Ways to Fuel Trucking
Without trucks, the supply chain would screech to a halt. Yet, the rising cost of fueling these workhorses, not to mention the toll truck emissions take on the environment and public health, are forcing shippers and carriers alike to retool their fleets.
Used Truck Comparisons in Every Category Up Month-Over-Month in July
In what may be an unprecedented event, all the month-over-month comparisons - volume, price, miles and age - for all weight groups of used trucks improved in July.
As Trucking Capacity Slims, Shippers Looking at Rail More in U.S.-Mexico Trade Lanes
U.S. shippers importing goods from Mexico say they are looking for new transportation options, such as rail, as truckload capacity along the border gets tighter.
Cadec Expands Performance Management Scorecards for Fleet Managers
Cadec Global, a vendor of technology for truck-fleet management, has expanded its Performance Management Scorecards as part of its PowerVue system.
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