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U.S. Dismantles Chinese Espionage Network: Transportation Is at Risk

The seizure of 13 internet domains allegedly used for espionage linked to China has once again highlighted growing cybersecurity concerns. Experts warn that transportation and logistics companies are becoming increasingly attractive targets because of the critical information they manage regarding cargo, routes, and supply chains.

Why Seat Belts Haven’t Changed in Nearly 70 Years

Despite the automotive innovations we have seen in recent years, seat belts continue to use the same basic formula.

Geotab ranks FIFA 2026 host cities by transportation readiness

Geotab analyzed data to assess how prepared the host cities of the 2026 World Cup are for the surge in transportation demand that the tournament will generate this summer.

The safest, most reliable and crash-resistant cars for protecting you on the road

Based on ratings from the NHTSA and the IIHS evaluation system, this list shows some of the safest and most crash-resistant cars.

Predictive Logistics 2026: AI Stops Bottlenecks Before They Start

Predictive AI in transportation is no longer experimental — it is operational. In 2026, intelligent logistics systems anticipate demand spikes, optimize inventory levels, and redesign routes in real time, eliminating supply chain disruptions before they occur.

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.

Transportation Seeks Proposals to Rebuild the American Legion Memorial Bridge

Transportation seeks proposals to rebuild the American Legion Memorial Bridge, repeating the call for proposals to address the most critical freight chokepoint on the East Coast. The initiative aims to attract ideas, financing models, and private-sector innovation to modernize a corridor that today imposes millions in delays on the trucking industry.

The strangest traffic laws in the United States you didn’t know

From no honking at night to driving barefoot, these are some of the strangest traffic laws in the U.S. Most traffic laws are straightforward and easy to understand for any driver. From obeying speed limits to recognizing road signs and stopping at red lights, the rules are designed to keep everyone safe on the road. […]

What’s Changing in the Transportation Industry—And What to Expect in the Years Ahead

By Bob Dilliplaine, Industry Expert at Orange Commercial Credit The trucking industry is in the midst of a major transformation—one that affects how freight is moved, how drivers get paid, and how small carriers and owner-operators run their businesses. While change can feel uncertain, for those who stay informed and agile, it presents a wealth […]

What is the new TIFIA plan to make infrastructure financing easier in the U.S.?

The Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA) aims to modernize roads across the country. From now on, all types of eligible projects will be able to finance up to 49% of their costs, a significant increase from the previous cap of 33% for most cases.