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US truck driver pay rises, but shortages persist
Landstar System
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Trans-Atlantic shippers grapple with reliability amid capacity injections
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China-Europe rail growth unsettles air cargo service providers
International Rail
Mexican truck capacity concern ticks up over tractor trailer rule
Truckload Freight
Heartland soars as US trucking bumps capacity ceiling
Heartland Express
Santos dredging deal allows ships to carry more cargo
Dredging
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Tariffs: How'd we get here, and what do we do now?

Charles Wu, board director, JWJ Express (Korea)
Some clarification is offered on the state of tit-for-tat tariffs and ways to make trade fairer without a global recession.
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Transforming trucking via self-driving semis

Maryline Daviaud Lewett, director of business development, and Paul Stith, director of strategy and innovation, both of Black & Veatch Transformative Technologies
An emerging technology — electric-powered, self-driving trucks — can address the issues of driver shortages, increased trucking costs, and government regulations, creating new opportunities for truck fleet operators and logistics companies. 
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