Intermodal

Trucking safety remains a priority for reliable supply chains. The good news is, accidents are trending down from 2022. However, the typical conditions and peak months for collisions may surprise you. Learn the facts of trucking accidents to reduce future risk.

The Port of Los Angeles plays a major role in U.S. trade, consistently ranking number one as the busiest sea port in the U.S. It boasts a sizable U.S. port volume market share of 14%, finishing 2023 with a total trade volume of 8.6 million TEUs. It also leads the industry in sustainability initiatives, partnering with the Port of Long Beach in the Clean Truck program to reduce air pollution by over 90%.

International Roadcheck, or DOT Week, is an annual, three-day targeted enforcement of motor vehicles across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. With 15 trucks inspected every minute, it can cause major delays in supply chains. To avoid disruptions, learn the facts and impacts of this upcoming DOT Week, May 14–16.

With Mexico’s rise as top U.S. trade partner, it is little wonder why the Port of Laredo rose to being the number one U.S. port. A staggering $320 billion flowed through it in 2023 with 14,000 trucks go through the port daily. Top imports and exports included cars, auto parts, and even fish!