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U.S. labor market raises red flags on Wall Street

The U.S. labor market closed 2025 with clear signs of weakening, as evidenced by the latest employment data released in December. In the latest episode of “Noticias Sobre Ruedas,” journalist and market specialist Julián Yosovitch offers an overview of the U.S. labor market in 2025 and the outlook heading into 2026. According to Yosovitch, the […]

Global Road Freight on Track to Hit USD 5 Trillion by 2033

Global Road Freight on Track to Hit USD 5 Trillion by 2033 as e-commerce growth, supply chain restructuring, and technology adoption accelerate demand for road-based cargo transport worldwide.

More Roadside Controls in 2026: What Truckers Need to Know

The U.S. trucking industry will face More Roadside Controls in 2026, with tighter inspections, data-driven enforcement, and stricter oversight of hours of service, licensing, and vehicle maintenance—what truckers need to know to stay compliant.

$118M in FMCSA Grants Boost Road Safety, Truck Enforcement, and Driver Training

More than $118 million in FMCSA grants will be distributed nationwide to improve road safety, commercial vehicle enforcement, CDL integrity, and truck driver training, with a strong focus on data-driven oversight and veterans entering the trucking workforce.

Trucking and Logistics in 2026: What to Expect from the Market

Trucking and logistics in 2026: what to expect from the market becomes a central question for an industry starting the year amid operational adjustments, cost pressures, and mixed economic signals. Freight transportation is entering a scenario in which planning, efficiency, and a careful reading of market dynamics will be decisive.

9 Apocalyptic Predictions About the U.S. Economy That Didn’t Come True in 2025

From recession fears to collapse scenarios, these nine apocalyptic predictions about the U.S. economy didn’t come true in 2025 — and the data shows why.

California Restricts Truck Traffic on Residential Streets in the Inland Empire Starting in 2026

California’s new rule restricting truck traffic on residential streets in the Inland Empire starting in 2026 will force logistics operators to redesign routes, reshaping freight transportation, urban planning, and the regional supply chain.

Gas prices at lowest during the holiday season

Data by the American Automobile Association shows that December has been the cheapest month of the year for gas prices. The magic of Christmas has also arrived for drivers, with gas prices at their lowest level since March. Many Americans will be able to take their road trips with greater peace of mind, knowing that […]

Inside the $33 Million Federal Plan to Modernize U.S. Transportation

The U.S. Department of Transportation has announced a federal investment program focused on innovation, road safety, and artificial intelligence applied to transportation, implemented through the University Transportation Centers.

Wall Street Record: Transportation Stocks Boost Confidence in the Economy and Logistics

Transportation stocks in the United States have staged a strong rally so far in 2025, reflecting growing market confidence in the real economic activity behind logistics, freight movement, and mobility services more broadly.