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<div class="phx-topic abstract-wrapper"><p>Monterrey-based aluminum manufacturer Riisa wants to increase exports to the US but must deal with local capacity shortages and logistics challenges in Laredo, the largest US truck border crossing.</p></div>

Monterrey-based aluminum manufacturer Riisa wants to increase exports to the US but must deal with local capacity shortages and logistics challenges in Laredo, the largest US truck border crossing.

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<div><p>A lack of available capacity is making it more difficult for Mexican exporters to find trucks to bring shipments across the US border. </p><p>Moving freight through the border crossing in Laredo, Texas, may not be as difficult as it was...

Rising US-Mexico trade squeezes Laredo truck capacity

<div class="phx-topic abstract-wrapper"><p>A hot summer for import containers has sent spot drayage rates up in select markets, with safety concerns now becoming a factor in carrier selection.</p></div>

A hot summer for import containers has sent spot drayage rates up in select markets, with safety concerns now becoming a factor in carrier selection.

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Frontloading, tighter supply drives US port drayage rates higher

<div class="phx-topic abstract-wrapper"><p>Demand for car-carrying capacity now far exceeds the current capability of the global fleet, prompting a raft of newbuild orders. </p></div>

Demand for car-carrying capacity now far exceeds the current capability of the global fleet, prompting a raft of newbuild orders.

Soaring Asian vehicle, heavy equipment exports stretch car-carrier capacity

<div class="phx-topic abstract-wrapper"><p>Potential pitfalls, from tighter Panama Canal restrictions to stronger-than-expected import volumes, should send a warning to shippers importing from Asia to the Americas, writes <i>Journal of Commerce</i> Executive Editor Mark Szakonyi.</p></div>

Potential pitfalls, from tighter Panama Canal restrictions to stronger-than-expected import volumes, should send a warning to shippers importing from Asia to the Americas, writes Journal of Commerce Executive Editor Mark Szakonyi.

Asia-Americas container shipping system on a knife-edge

<div class="phx-topic abstract-wrapper"><p>Member states will evaluate the baseline net-zero emissions framework and four alternative proposals during a meeting at IMO headquarters next week. </p></div>

Member states will evaluate the baseline net-zero emissions framework and four alternative proposals during a meeting at IMO headquarters next week.

London IMO meeting to put shipping's regulatory future under scrutiny

<div class="phx-topic abstract-wrapper"><p>The number of drivers placed out of service in the US and Canada rose almost 19% from the 2025 Roadcheck, with almost 10% of those drivers in the US sidelined for failing to meet English language requirements. </p></div>

The number of drivers placed out of service in the US and Canada rose almost 19% from the 2025 Roadcheck, with almost 10% of those drivers in the US sidelined for failing to meet English language requirements.

‘Roadcheck’ enforcement adds pressure to tightening US truckload capacity

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