by George Lauriat Jan 22, 2024
What’s in store for ’24?
Twenty-four trends, topics, and thoughts on potential headline makers for 2024
Top 20 North American ports
With the promise of greater box volumes came more investments in East Coast and Gulf ports enabling the ports to handle greater volumes more efficiently.
AJOT’s Top 100 North American Trucking Companies – with one big deletion
Yellow Freight’s demise is a big deletion in this year’s chart but still there are positives to be derived from 2023.
The big picture – Climate change and the supply chain
Can the supply chain change fast enough to halt climate change?
Reefers and decarbonization
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says the world needs to decrease emissions by 45% by 2030 compared to the baseline year of 2010 to avoid a climate change calamity.
Is a new chassis business model emerging from the launch of SACP 3.0?
The chassis pool SACP 3.0 was launched in the beginning of October. Does this mark a new approach to managing chassis pools in the future?
Marine chassis providers tackling post-COVID era challenges
A new era has begun for chassis providers but it is still a work in progress.
Chassis: An overlooked aspect of intermodalism
Transitions. Often the chassis, like the equipment itself, is the piece in the story left behind when talking about trucking, particularly intermodal trucking.
Appraising the US – China trade shifts
US-China trade is shifting – but is the rate closer to a torrent or a trickle?
Labor Day 2023: What a difference a year makes
Last September the American Journal of Transportation released a Labor Day Special report entitled Recruiting, Retraining and Retaining Supply Chain Professionals.
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