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This Week in Logistics News (August 19 – 25)

Logistics Viewpoints

The Alphabet-owned drone firm says the two offerings will cover a combined 60,000 homes in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. measures roughly 1 million square feet and will support more than 1,000 Dollar General stores at full capacity. That spot is expected to get up and running β€œin coming weeks.”

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The Kodiak Story with Don Burnette

The Logistics of Logistics

Kodiak delivers freight daily for its customers between Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston, operating autonomously on the highway portion of the route, and also provides service between Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin and Dallas-Fort Worth and San Antonio. Key Takeaways: The Kodiak Story.

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This Week in Logistics News (April 30 – May 6)

Logistics Viewpoints

Empty shipping containers are piling up in storage depots on the US east and west coasts, causing a glut of capacity even as they are sorely needed overseas in Asia to ship exports back to the US. The biggest issue now is the fact that shipping containers, once unloaded, cannot be moved. That’s all for this week.

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This Week in Logistics News (November 6-10, 2017)

Talking Logistics

As the compliance date for the Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) mandate approaches (December 18, 2017), there are two important questions to be answered: How will it impact capacity? Does this mean that all of this capacity will exit the market? That is, how many carriers will decide to exit the market instead of complying?

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Sun Belt States Are Hot for Vans and Reefers

DAT Solutions

Reefer capacity is tight and getting tighter, which adds to pressure on van capacity and rates in the same markets. Rates are up for flatbeds in some Sun Belt markets, particularly Jacksonville in the Southeast, Dallas and neighboring Fort Worth, plus Phoenix.

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Flatbed Freight Continues to Gain Momentum

DAT Solutions

That's led to tight capacity for many flatbed markets, as seen in the load-to-truck ratios in the map below. Roanoke, VA , saw the biggest increases, but prices also rose out of Dallas, Fort Worth, Baltimore and Birmingham. Looking to move flatbed freight? Several major flatbed markets posted big gains last week.

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Year Ends On A High – Air Freights Stay High, Ocean Rates Rise: Freight Rate Update W51

Freightos

Most US airlines canceled 7-10 scheduled flights coming in from China between December 22-30, especially those going to Los Angeles, O’Hare and Dallas-Fort Worth. While some rates have eased recently, others are heating up. Given that cargo space on this route is still quite tight, these cancellations are pushing rates back up.

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