We have said it numerous times before…we are not against clean air, but it needs to be done in a practical, measured way. Technology is changing our world very quickly, including the transportation section. We will get to […]
AMERICA’S NAMESAKE The Italian tall ship, Amerigo Vespucci, will call the Port of Los Angeles over the 4th of July weekend. Perfect timing as the ship and our nation share the same namesake. Free tours are available here. […]
During the pandemic, Americans had a newfound appreciation for truck drivers who persevered through all adversity to keep stores and hospitals stocked. They kept America moving . They were essential …and they still are. The vital role truck […]
When working to improve emissions in the supply chain, a holistic, all-encompassing view is needed. We have written about the negative environmental impacts of mineral mining, solar arrays and windmills. This month, we are going to cover the […]
Acting Secretary of Labor, Julie Su, was questioned by US Congressman Kevin Kiley (R-CA) if her new rules governing independent contractors would put owner-operator truck drivers out of work. Watch the video above as Ms. Su did not […]
Acting Secretary of Labor, Julie Su, was questioned by US Congressman Kevin Kiley (R-CA) if her new rules governing independent contractors would put owner-operator truck drivers out of work. Watch the video above as Ms. Su did not […]
Nearly two months after hitting and causing the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, the Dali has been freed from the wreckage. Watch the time-lapse video above of the vessel breaking free and returning to […]
Fuel prices are going up again in California due to taxes and regulations. Effective July 1, 2024, both the sales tax and the excise tax on gasoline and diesel are set to take their annual increase. This year, […]
The new rules governing the billing of demurrage and detention invoices went into effect on May 28th. Regardless of the Ocean Carrier Equipment Management Association’s (OCEMA) petition for a delay and the World Shipping Council’s (WSC) legal challenge, […]
Honestly, it is anyone’s guess if the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) will have an agreement by the September 30th contract expiration. But, the general consensus is, if they do not reach […]
High schools are heeding the call and have started truck driving schools to train students for a life behind the wheel. The next step is to get approval from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to allow 17-year-olds […]
The terminals in Oakland are closed today, May 1st. Traditionally, the International Longshore & Warehouse Union (ILWU) shifts its standard, third Thursday of the month, second shift, stop-work meeting to the dayside on May 1st to honor International […]
The Port of Oakland is bringing back free harbor tours for the summer and fall. The tours will run May through October. Click here for the full schedule, ticketing and more information. It is a great opportunity to […]
We are also happy to report the lawsuit between the East Oakland Stadium Alliance (EOSA) and the Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC) has been resolved in the industry’s favor and reverts the Howard Terminal property back to […]
In a zombie apocalypse (hey, people wonder), California is the third worst state to be in due to its dense population centers and low access to weapons. On a positive note, Money magazine ranks Sacramento one of the […]
In a zombie apocalypse, Nevada actually ranks second from the bottom. While Reno may rank high in its availability of weapons, it’s dead last in availability of food and places to hide. But, on the bright side, if […]
Do you know what this part is? Hint, it is something used in truck or container transportation. Play “Name That Part” on our Facebook page. Click here to be directed to our page and place your guess. Good […]