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Survey: 2026 Shipping Outlook Is Confident But Cautious

Shippers heading into 2026 are feeling cautiously optimistic but aren’t assuming everything will go their way, according to a new survey from Averitt. What’s Related More than 1,000 supply chain, logistics, and procurement pros across North America answered the questions for Averitt’s annual State of the North American Supply Chain Survey. Most people still think […]

Zipline Expands Drone Delivery Service To Houston And Phoenix

Zipline is expanding its U.S. operations with plans to launch autonomous drone delivery services in Houston and Phoenix, marking one of the company’s biggest moves yet into large, densely populated metropolitan areas. What’s Related The expansion brings Zipline’s drone delivery model beyond smaller pilot markets and into two of the fastest-growing cities in the country, […]

USPS Opens Bidding Platform for Last-Mile Delivery Access

The U.S. Postal Service is opening its last-mile delivery network to more companies through a new competitive bidding platform. What’s Related USPS announced Tuesday that it has launched a website allowing businesses to submit proposals for same-day or next-day delivery using its local delivery infrastructure. The platform gives shippers access to more than 18,000 destination […]

Near Misses Are Telling Fleets More Than Crashes Do

Road safety data from fleets across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico suggests crash risk dropped in 2025, but danger on the road hasn’t gone away. That’s according to the 2026 Motive AI Road Safety Report, which looked at more than 1.2 billion hours of AI-detected safety events on commercial vehicles. What’s Related The report shows […]