US Rail Freight Safety is Set for a Major Overhaul: What You Need to Know

The US rail freight industry is on the verge of a significant transformation, with safety at the forefront of this evolution. Let’s explore how these changes will impact the industry.   How PTC is Affecting Rail Safety A primary driver of this safety overhaul is the implementation of Positive Train Control (PTC) systems. PTC is

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All Points Container Line Featured in AiO Logistics Digital Newsletter

We are thrilled to announce that All Points Container Line was prominently featured in AiO (All in One) Logistics Network’s newsletter.   What is The AiO Logistics Network? The AiO Logistics Network is a group of industry leaders in logistics. They aim to improve many aspects of logistic services, with a focus on specialized cargo.

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Shippers Urged to Make Peace with Lines to Restore Order to Supply Chains

It’s been a rough couple of years for the global shipping industry, and ripple effects have disrupted supply chains around the world. Shippers are urged to “make peace with lines” to restore order to their supply chains and mitigate the impact of ongoing disruptions. But what does making peace with lines look like in today’s

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A More Favorable Environment for US Shippers in 2023

The United States shipping industry looks forward to a more favorable environment in 2023. After a tumultuous year in 2022, industry experts predict and are currently experiencing a more stable and prosperous year. Read more to learn why the shipping landscape is looking up in the United States.   Supply Chain Bottlenecks Ease Up One

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Expansion of The Port of Lulea

The Port of Lulea in Sweden is set to become the second-largest port in the country, thanks to new alternative funding. This was revealed by the Port of Lulea’s CEO, Niclas Martensson, in a recent interview. Let’s explore what this means for the logistics industry. Expansion of the Port The Port of Lulea, currently Sweden’s

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Women are Making Strides in a Traditionally Male-Dominated HGV Industry

According to a recent report from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA), women aged 20 to 29 achieved the highest pass rates for HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle) driving tests in the UK in 2020. This is a notable achievement, considering that the HGV industry has traditionally been male-dominated. Higher Test Scores The report shows

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US Truckload Market is Moving to Over-Supply

The US truckload market is facing a shift towards over-supply. This change is being driven by several factors, including increased investment in new trucking equipment and the number of drivers entering the market. Here’s a closer look at the situation. An Over-Supply of Trucks The increase of investments in new trucking equipment is particularly significant,

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5 Reasons Fleets Need Remote Diagnostic Tools for Winter and Other Weather Conditions

Winter weather can cause many problems for fleet vehicles. From reduced fuel efficiency to increased breakdowns, fleet managers must be prepared to face the challenges posed by cold weather and icy conditions. One of the best ways to do this is by investing in remote diagnostic tools – which can help to minimize downtime, increase

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The Port of Liverpool Ranked as UK’s Top Port for Port-Centric Logistics Potential

The Port of Liverpool has been ranked the top port in the United Kingdom for port-centric logistics potential. This ranking is based on several factors, including the port’s location, infrastructure, and services. Read on to learn why this port is so well known throughout the logistics sector. Location, Location, Location One of the key advantages

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Market Volatility Causing the Classic Boom & Bust Cycle in Container Shipping

The shipping industry is facing a classic boom and bust cycle due to market volatility. The pandemic brought disruptions in global supply chains, leading to increased demand for container shipping. This increase sparked a surge in freight rates, which has led to a rush of new vessel orders. However, this sudden influx of new vessels

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