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Nearshoring allows investors from China, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea to transfer their factories and production processes to closer locations that result in lower costs.

Natural gas is the base of the nation’s electric power system, but the country faces challenges with transmission and distribution.

A driver shortage in Mexico and heightened port volumes point to increasing demand in the country.

According to Forbes Mexico, industrial regions in Mexico are becoming much more important manufacturing hubs for household appliances. This is due to nearshoring and the United States Mexico and Canada (USMCA) Agreement.

Schneider’s Mexico team recently moved to a new office in the Polanco District of Mexico City, and hosted customers to celebrate, as well as explore cross-border transportation solutions.

Shippers and carriers should be aware that the 2022 data showed an increase in cargo theft from 2021.

A newly proposed bill would allow drivers under 21-years old to move freight from ports, and the U.S. DOT expected to issue a joint proposal regarding automatic emergency braking systems on heavy-duty trucks.

Many shippers are looking for opportunities to shorten their supply chain timelines, which is often done through nearshoring.

Nearly 100 trucks will be used in Schneider's Southern California Intermodal operations.

Autonomous vehicle technology is shifting toward commercial and industrial applications.

Shippers now have more options, better reliability, and greater control over the supply chain.

A national hydrogen mobility strategy is proposed to help replace diesel-powered heavy trucks at major U.S. ports.

The request would have broadened the scope of the drug clearinghouse results to include hair testing.