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[ad_1] Transportation Update as of August 26, 2020 At 1400 ET today, The National Hurricane Center reported Hurricane Laura is now an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane, with catastrophic and deadly storm surges expected, extreme winds, and flash flooding along the Northwest Gulf Coast tonight. Hurricane Laura’s winds are currently sustained at 140 MPH. The […]

[ad_1] Astrakan ImagesGetty Images Nearly three-quarters of Americans admitted in a recent survey that they have used their car to get away from the people that they’re living with during the coronavirus pandemic. The TrueCar study finds that the majority of Americans, more broadly, are using their cars to cope with their changed lives as

[ad_1] When executed correctly, LTL freight shipping can be a cost-effective shipping option. However, shippers, especially new shippers in the industry, deal with a significant amount of discrepancy between estimated costs and actual costs. Sometimes, the extra costs can be frustratingly high and create a misunderstanding between shippers and carriers. The cause is due to

[ad_1] ILLUSTRATION BY BEN SUMMERELL-YOUDE/FOX SYNDICATIONCar and Driver The next-generation Subaru BRZ and Toyota 86 are coming, and there’s a lot of speculation on what will power them. They’re expected to use a version of Subaru‘s 2.4-liter flat-four, either turbocharged to produce around 260 horsepower or naturally aspirated with around 217 horsepower. The 2022 Subaru

[ad_1] Sometimes shipping services are required that have special pick-up or delivery locations, most typical deliveries are transferred from business to business. A business location is pretty self explanatory… but is it? Most business locations usually have a dedicated area of the building setup for deliveries; these can include loading docks, or large bay doors,

[ad_1] Tesla’s Battery Day event will take place on September 22, and there will be a live stream. The company is expected to share details about its current and future battery technologies and give a tour of cell production. We’re expecting news about cheaper batteries and batteries able to to go a million miles over

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[ad_1] Logistics technology has never been a more popular topic. The marketplace is filled with innovation, and the industry finally seems prepared to start taking advantage of it. Many early adopters and progressive companies already have, of course. But a lot of new companies are finally making investments in logtech or choosing service partners based

[ad_1] Brian WilliamsCar and Driver We spied Hyundai testing a high-performance Elantra N compact sedan. We expect that the N variant of the Elantra will use the same 275-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder that’s in the Veloster N. Expect the Elantra N to be priced somewhere around $30,000. Hyundai just dropped a turbocharged, more aggressive-looking N-Line