
DOT Awards $200 Million to Expand Truck Parking Across 12 States
DOT awarded $200 million for 14 truck parking projects across 12 states to give drivers more places to stop and rest.
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DOT awarded $200 million for 14 truck parking projects across 12 states to give drivers more places to stop and rest.

Lessons from warehouse automation, including what to fix first, how jobs change, and when robots are worth the investment.

Philadelphia’s port plans an $837 million expansion with a new berth, more land, and equipment to handle additional container and vehicle cargo.

Carrier Logistics and LSP44 are using AI to find shipments with missing tracking numbers and reduce calls and emails to carrier service teams.

Massachusetts lawmakers want a pause on drone delivery approvals as Amazon plans up to 1,000 daily drone deliveries from its Westborough site.

Blue Bird plans to invest approximately $300 million in a Fort Valley, Georgia, school bus factory that will create 375 jobs over three years.

Ares is buying railcar lessor Infinity from KKR for $2.9 billion, taking over a fleet of 50,000 cars leased to 350-plus customers.
MISUMI Americas has launched a $2 million foundation to fund scholarships, hands-on manufacturing education, and partnerships between schools and industry.

Fuel prices topped ATRI’s 2026 trucking concerns ranking, followed by lawsuit reform, carrier safety scores, insurance and driver shortages.

An Ivalua survey estimates manual procurement work costs $1.54 million annually per organization, as unreliable data slows AI adoption.

Hitachi Energy plans a transformer insulation factory costing more than $330 million in London, Ontario, with completion expected by 2028.

Westinghouse is investing approximately $1 billion in a South Carolina factory that will begin producing higher-enrichment nuclear fuel in 2030.
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