The Trade: Cross-border drug smugglers exploit truck routes, ports

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Cross-border drug smugglers exploit trucking routes, ports

A series of high-profile drug seizures at U.S. and Canadian ports of entry underscores the growing complexity of narcotics smuggling tied to commercial freight and travel networks — from long-haul trucking corridors and marine terminals to border bridges.

TCS betting on Monterrey as cross-border trade gets more complicated

Transport Capacity Services opens new office in Mexico, expanding on-the-ground presence.

Freight winners in 2026 will build for disruption: uShip CEO 

Supply chains designed for optionality — not predictability — will outperform as tariffs, cross-border shifts and volatility redefine freight

Port Houston November volumes dip, but exports up 8% 

Export-driven growth offsets weaker imports as port eyes another record container year

Driving the future: How the global trucking market is set to surpass $3.5 trillion by 2032

Growth signals trucking’s expanding economic influence but also major shift in how logistics networks are evolving to meet modern needs

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