The efforts the industry is making to reduce emissions are showing real and measurable results. Below are the statistics published by the Port of Los Angeles for 2025 compared to the baseline year of 2005.
While cargo volumes have increased 37%, every emission measurement has decreased.
In comparison to 2024, 2025 alone saw reductions in DPM of 2%, NOx 4%, SOx 5% and GHGs 3%.
There has been quite a bit of talk about red-dye diesel. For those not in the weeds like we are, red-dye diesel is exempt from highway excise taxes and is intended for farm and off-road usage. It operates exactly the same as on-road diesel but is dyed red to make it...
-The bi-lateral truce between the US and China on ship fees, which was set to expire on November 9, 2026, has been extended until January 10, 2027. -However, a $200,000 per voyage port fee is being considered on Spanish-flag vessels in retaliation for Spain denying...
The Association of Bi-State Motor Carriers representing truckers in New York and New Jersey have filed an official request for a rulemaking with the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC). The request seeks the FMC to establish guardrails and responsibilities regarding the...
A BIG congratulations to Devine drivers, Chuck Baldwin, Craig Lemay and Alan Garton for being recognized for their safe driving and earning Driver of the Month awards by the Nevada Trucking Association. Another BIG congratulations to Devine's Fleet team for winning...
The Reno Arch turned 100 last month. In its 100-year history, there have been three different versions of the arch. The first arch was constructed in 1926 and was intended to be temporary to celebrate the completion of Lincoln and Victory Highways which converged in...