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Transportation & Distribution: Page 291
Aljex Software Debuts Capacity Hub for Truck Booking
Aljex Software Inc. has developed Capacity Hub, a new software application to help brokers search for and book freight on trucks.
Grimaldi Group Launches Direct Service Between Rome, North America
The Grimaldi Group is launching a new direct maritime service between Civitavecchia, 50 kilometers north of Rome, and the North American ports of Baltimore, Md., and Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Manufacturers, Importers Losing Millions Due to West Coast Port Labor Problems
Roughly seven months into the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports slowdown with, unfortunately, no end in sight, and manufacturers in just about every industry, from electronics to home goods, are feeling the pain.
LLamasoft Partners With Chainalytics on Freight Market Intelligence
LLamasoft has partnered with Chainalytics to offer an application for providing freight market information to supply-chain designers, modelers and analysts.
Ryder Expands Online Inventory of Used Trucks, Vans, Trailers
Ryder System Inc. is making it easier than ever for customers to find a pre-owned vehicle to meet their needs. With the addition of economical "As-Is" condition vehicles, cab and chassis, and high horsepower trucks to the company's existing online catalogue of commercial trucks, tractors, trailers and vans, Ryder's entire pre-owned vehicle inventory is now available at www.usedtrucks.ryder.com.
Truck Trailer Market in 2015 May Be 'Best' Since 1990s
Nearly 44,000 net orders were posted in December, the second-strongest month on record for the trailer industry, according to the most recent State of the Industry: U.S. Trailers published by ACT Research Co. For total year 2014, net orders were 359,000, up nearly 55 percent over 2013.
Spot Load Volume Slips 19 Percent, Truckload Rates Take a Dip
Spot market volume slipped and average truckload rates edged downward during the week ending Jan. 24, according to DAT Solutions, which operates the DAT network of load boards.
Limited Number of Supertankers Affects Oil Sales to Asia
The window to sell Western fuel oil to Asia is starting to close as demand for a limited fleet of supertankers to store cheap crude pushes freight rates to multi-month highs, shipping and trade sources said.
Why Can't Europe's Rail Industry Be Competitive in Every Aspect?
The Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE) has published a series of studies designed to understand why competition in the European railroad industry has been successfully implemented in some cases but in others has led to a decline in the modal share for rail freight.
Rail Not Likely to Make Greater Use of GPS to Keep Tabs on Carts Soon
Tracking rail carts with GPS and cellular could bring value to the rail sector; however, penetration rates on rail carts are currently very low (globally less than 50,000 in 2014), and growth is not forecasted to be very strong over the next 5 years, or even the next 10, according to ABI Research. Therefore, for the time being at least, it looks like RFID will dominate this sector.
What Threat, If Any, Does AmazonSupply Pose to Industrial Distributors?
With any discussion regarding the future of industrial distribution, the impact of AmazonSupply is sure to come up. Distributors seem to have differing views on this impact, ranging from fear of ArmageddonSupply to a shrug indicating "this too, shall pass."
Fast and Free Shipping: Can Retailers Afford It?
Retailers are scrambling to offer free shipping for online orders. Is it a money-losing proposition?
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