Georgias ports enjoyed a record-breaking year for cargo in the past fiscal year, and that growth is a driver for private investment expected to bring hundreds of new logistics jobs to the Savannah region.
October 13, 2017Government, Business, Logistics, TCA
E-Commerce Hubs and New Expansion Projects Coming to Savannah Port
Government, Business, Logistics, TCA
JaxPort Names Eric Green CEO
Eric Green walked miles of hallways in Washington and Tallahassee to win support for deepening Jacksonvilles harbor.
October 12, 2017Business, Logistics, TCA
Port Manatee Enjoys Record-Breaking Year for Volume, Cargo Tons
Port Manatee set records for container volume and cargo tons moved during its recently completed fiscal year, besting marks set in 2010 for both categories.
October 11, 2017Business, Logistics, TCA
World Direct Shipping to Double Port Manatee Service
Six months after extending its agreement with Port Manatee, Fla., through 2019, ocean carrier World Direct Shipping is adding a second weekly sailing between Veracruz, Mexico, and the Palmetto port.
October 6, 2017Business, Logistics
AAPAs New Chairman From Port Everglades Begins One-Year Term
Steve Cernak has officially begun his duties as the new chairman of the American Association of Port Authorities, replacing Mark McAndrews.
October 6, 2017Business, Logistics, TCA
West Memphis, Tenn., Beefing up Deepwater Ports Rail Service
A $10.9 million upgrade of West Memphis port facilities is under way, increasing connectivity among river, road and rail traffic and offering potential for up to 3,000 new jobs.
October 6, 2017Government, Business, Logistics, Special Coverage
Port of Baltimore Breaks Records for Containers, General Cargo in 2017 Fiscal Year
The port of Baltimore handled a record-breaking 10.3 million tons of general cargo and nearly 908,000 20-foot- equivalent units of containers in the 2017 fiscal year ending June 30, the Maryland Port Administration announced Sept. 28.
September 29, 2017Government, Business
IANA Panel Agrees Transportation Needs Are Dire, But Theyre Not Sure About Funding
LONG BEACH, Calif. Politicians in Washington agree on the dire need to modernize the ports, railroads and highways in the United States, but the how do we pay for it question sparks a debate between Democrats and Republicans.
September 27, 2017Business, Logistics
ATA Tonnage Index Jumps 8.2% in August
Truck tonnage took a healthy 8.2% step up in August, perhaps driven by hurricane preparation work and port shipping, American Trucking Associations said Sept. 19.
September 19, 2017Business, Technology, Equipment, Safety, Autonomous
Autonomous Ships Are Setting Sail in Boston
Frank Marino sat in a repurposed U.S. Coast Guard boat bobbing in Boston Harbor one morning late last month. He pointed the boat straight at a buoy several hundred yards away, while his colleague Mohamed Saad Ibn Seddik used a laptop to set the vehicle on a course that would run right into it.
September 18, 2017