U.S. seeks forfeiture of seized tanker Skipper and 1.8M barrels of crude In another move against the "ghost fleet," the U.S. Department of Justice says that a complaint has been filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia seeking to forfeit
Thun Tankers' new AccessMAX product tankers are designed for constrained waterways Gothenburg, Sweden-headquartered Erik Thun Group member Thun Tankers has placed an order at the Ferus Smit shipyard in the Netherlands for two new AccessMAX product tankers. Designed explicitly for constrained waterways and
Wrangell, Alaska, to get new large vessel shipyard? The City and Borough of Wrangell, Alaska, and JAG Marine Group, have expanded their public-private partnership to advance development of a new, state-of-the-art large vessel shipyard at Wrangell's deep-water port. On Jan.
Gunderson-built McMurdo docking pier arrives in Antarctica after epic tow The McMurdo docking pier, (built as the barge NSF DIscovery Pier) constructed by Gunderson Marine & Iron (GM&I) for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, has successfully arrived at McMurdo Station, Antarctica
TTB 2026: Inside the Key Bridge salvage operation When the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed in the early hours of March 26, 2024, following the allision of the M/V Dali, the impact was immediate and staggering. More than 3,500 feet
Op-Ed: From Dutch shipyard roots to global innovation Growing up in a Dutch shipyard family, I was surrounded by the grit and precision of marine construction. My grandfather owned an application company that coated vessels for more than 30 years.
"K" LINE signs natural capital-focused commitment line agreement "K" LINE, has signed a commitment line agreement utilizing the Mizuho Natural Capital Impact Finance scheme. Arranged through a syndicate led by Mizuho Bank, Ltd., the agreement marks the first time this specific financing framework has been utilized within the maritime industry. The financing program relies on an assessment methodology developed by Mizuho Research & Technologies, Ltd., which inco
Sea-Intelligence: ZIM, Gemini's Gain and MSC's Connectivity Gap In issue 753 of the Sunday Spotlight , Sea-Intelligence analysed the network implications of Hapag-Lloyd's $4.2 billion acquisition of ZIM Integrated Shipping Services. Assuming the newly acquired routes and vessels are fully integrated into Gemini Cooperation, the transaction adds layers to the alliance's Transpacific footprint, triggering an expansion of market reach into the US East Coast. MSC
Indian Register of Shipping launches first defence export project Indian Register of Shipping launched its first defence export project with a floating dry dock for the Sri Lanka Navy. The milestone marks IRS's expansion into international defence work. Goa Shipyard Limited is constructing the floating dry dock. The launch ceremony took place on February 19, 2026, at GSL. Rear Admiral MDK Wijewardana of the Sri Lanka Navy attended as chief guest. The floating d
Kuehne+Nagel acquires Lohmöller road logistics business in Germany Kuehne+Nagel has acquired the road logistics activities of LSL-Lohmöller Spedition und Logistik GmbH , strengthening its domestic and European road freight network. The deal covers Lohmöller's groupage, less-than-truckload (LTL) and full-truckload (FTL) operations. Founded in 1930, the family-run company is based in north-west Germany, a key industrial region with significant road freight activit
Port of Lázaro Cárdenas opens 2026 with cargo growth The Port of Lázaro Cárdenas recorded a positive start to 2026, with January throughput reaching 2,383,826 tonnes, a 6% increase compared to the same month in 2025. The result reflects operational efficiency, effective coordination across the logistics chain, and sustained confidence among port users. Containerised cargo remained the dominant segment, accounting for 56 percent of total throughput,
IAG Cargo reports steady 2025 performance IAG Cargo has reported a stable financial performance for the year ended 31 December 2025, with commercial revenues slightly higher year-on-year and cargo volumes broadly in line with 2024 levels. Cargo tonne kilometres (CTKs) recorded modest growth compared to the previous year, while overall yield was maintained at similar levels, reflecting resilience in a global trade environment shaped by sh
CMA CGM launches Ocean Rise Express linking Japan and South China to North Europe CMA CGM is introducing Ocean Rise Express (OCR), a new weekly service providing a direct connection between Japan, South China and North Europe. The Asia-Europe corridor remains a strategic trade lane for the group, and the new service is aimed at offering customers enhanced reliability and faster transit times on the key East-West route. Direct weekly link with competitive transit times The OCR
Drewry's World Container Index falls for 7th straight week Drewry's World Container Index (WCI) dropped 1% this week to $1,899 per 40-foot container. The decline marks the seventh consecutive weekly decrease. Rates on Transpacific and Asia-Europe trade routes drove the fall. Shanghai-Rotterdam rates fell 1% to $2,094 per container. Shanghai-Genoa dropped 2% to $2,826. Volumes typically rebound in March as Asian factories reopen. However, rates are expect
Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk unveil 2026 changes to Gemini network Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk will introduce a series of service adjustments to their jointly operated Gemini network in 2026, following one year of operations that the partners say delivered schedule reliability of at least 90 percent. The revised service structure, set to take effect in April 2026, includes changes across the Far East to North Europe and Far East to Mediterranean trades, aimed at refi
Panama's ports enter uncharted legal territory Decree-based seizures, split contracts, and a US Supreme Court tariff ruling have converged on the world's most critical maritime chokepoint, turning a routine concession change into a test case for how geopolitics reshapes the global shipping order
Port of Hamburg formalises Gulf presence Port of Hamburg Marketing has officially incorporated a new representative office in Dubai into its international network, marking a strategic consolidation of the port's engagement with one of the world's most active trade corridors. Operating under the designation Hamburg Representative Office UAE and Gulf Region, the office has been active since January 2026 and is supported by several institu
Port of Long Beach handles 847,765 TEUs in January The Port of Long Beach moved 847,765 TEUs in January 2026. The figure represents the port's second-busiest January on record. The volume declined 11% from January 2025. Last January remains the port's best January and second-busiest month in its 115-year history. Imports fell 13.1% to 409,818 TEUs. Exports rose 0.8% to 99,478 TEUs. Empty containers declined 11.5% to 338,470 TEUs. Port CEO Dr. Noe
Rotterdam Port throughput falls 1.7% in 2025 The Port of Rotterdam reported cargo throughput of 428.4 million tonnes in 2025. The figure declined 1.7% from the previous year. Dry bulk showed the largest decline at 6.5%. Liquid bulk fell 1.5%. Container throughput grew 3.1% in TEU to reach 14.2 million TEU. Tonnage declined 0.2%. Signs of recovery appeared in all segments during the second half. CEO Boudewijn Siemons said chemical and logist
Seatrium doubles net profit to S$324 million in 2025 Seatrium Limited reported net profit of S$323.6 million for 2025. The figure represents a 106% increase from S$156.8 million in 2024. Revenue rose 24% to S$11.5 billion from S$9.2 billion. The Oil & Gas and Offshore Wind segments drove the growth. Efficient execution of Petrobras P-Series FPSO and TenneT 2GW HVDC projects lifted performance. Gross profit tripled to S$848 million from S$291 millio
KEZAD signs 50-year lease with Galadari for AED 75m facility Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi - KEZAD Group has signed a 50-year land lease agreement with the Heavy Equipment Division of Galadari Brothers to develop a new AED 75 million facility in KEZAD A (KEZAD Al Ma'mourah). The 150,000 sqm site will support the storage and distribution of heavy machinery and industrial equipment. The investment strengthens Galadari's regional expansion strategy and enh
Valenciaport researchers warn of shipping route realignment Geopolitical tensions stemming from the return of Donald Trump to the global stage are reshaping major international shipping routes, with significant implications for trade, logistics and port operations. This assessment was presented by Vicente J. Pallardó López, director of the Valenciaport Chair of Port Economics and head of the Institute of International Economics at the University of Valenc
Governor Kotek's appointment to Port of Portland confirmed The Oregon Senate has approved Governor Kotek's appointment of Michael Jordan to the Port of Portland Commission, filling the vacancy left by Sam Johnson. Jordan brings over four decades of public service experience spanning city, county, regional and state government. His career has consistently focused on building and sustaining the economic, environmental and organisational foundations that su
Greenwheel Electric plans EV charging hub at Hunterston PARC Greenwheel Electric has entered into an options agreement with Peel Ports Group to pursue planning approval for an electric vehicle charging hub at the Hunterston PARC site in Ayrshire. The proposed facility would be located at the former coal terminal on the Ayrshire coast and would supply ultra-rapid charging powered entirely by solar energy, targeting both private and commercial users in the s
Thun Tankers books custom newbuilds for constrained routes Sweden's Thun Tankers has ordered two purpose-built product carriers designed for restricted waterways and smaller ports. The Gothenburg-based operator, part of Erik Thun Group, said the vessels will be built at Dutch yard Ferus Smit for delivery in 2028 and 2029, without revealing the price tag. The ships will introduce the so-called "AccessMAX" design, tailored ...
New Chinese entrant into the cape sector National Fortune Shipping Group, a company incorporated in China on April 2, 2025, appears to be moving quickly to assemble a capesize platform, naming its first vessels NF Fortune and NF Future - signalling clear growth ambitions from the outset. According to shipbroking sources, the company made its opening move in late January, tabling $18.5m each for ...
Marinakis tanker spin-off boosts Oslo IPO Capital Tankers Corp has increased the size of its Oslo private placement to $500m after strong investor demand, ahead of a planned listing on Euronext Growth Oslo next month. The tanker owner, backed by Capital Maritime & Trading Corp, said the share sale was multiple times oversubscribed, prompting the board to raise the primary offering ...
Splash Wrap: The world of shipping condensed Tariffs are back at the top of the shipping news agenda once again, creating confusion just as the transpacific contracting season gets underway. Last Friday, the US Supreme Court ruled that president Donald Trump violated federal law by using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to unilaterally impose sweeping global tariffs. In response, Trump ...
TGS deepens West Africa footprint with 3D survey in Nigeria Oslo-listed seismic data specialist TGS will undertake the Nigeria Laide multi-client 3D survey in partnership with the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission and SeaSeis Geophysical. The survey lies within the Outer Fold & Thrust Belt of the eastern Niger Delta, one of Nigeria's most prolific hydrocarbon regions and covers approximately 11,700 sq km. The survey ...
Petronas Carigali taps Singapore firm for newbuild FPSO Singapore-based OceanSTAR Elite has entered into a long-term contract with Petronas Carigali for the provision of lease, operation, and maintenance of an FPSO unit. The contract was won via its Malaysian arm OceanSTAR Engineering Holding. The deal comprises a 15-year firm charter period with extension options, supporting the Petronas Carigali's Sepat Integrated Redevelopment Project, offshore ...
McQuilling buys Spanish broker New York tanker broker McQuilling has bought Madrid-based Medco Shipbrokers for an undisclosed sum, the latest in a period of significant consolidation for the shipbroking sector. "This integration enhances our combined market presence, broadens our service capabilities, and strengthens the value we deliver to clients and counterparties worldwide. By aligning our expertise, relationships, and mar
CMA CGM fills gap between Japan and Europe France's CMA CGM is filling a gap linking the world's third largest economy with the continent of Europe, launching Ocean Rise Express (OCR), a new weekly direct service linking Japan and South China straight to North Europe, offering what the carrier says are the best transit times and improved schedule reliability on a key East-West ...
Hapag-Lloyd chairman Michael Behrendt steps back for health reasons Due to illness, Michael Behrendt, a long-term servant to German liner giant Hapag-Lloyd, is cutting back his role at the Hamburg firm. Behrendt, 74, who was Hapag-Lloyd's CEO for 12 years through 2014, and has been chairman of the supervisory board since then, will now become an ordinary member of the board. Taking his place ...
project44 debuts AI Freight Procurement Agent ahead of TPM Liner shipping is descending on Long Beach for its annual confab with tech firms rushing out new products for the sector. project44 has unveiled its AI Freight Procurement Agent inside Intelligent Transportation Management, automating carrier selection, rate benchmarking and negotiations to reduce manual sourcing and strengthen cost control and service performance. Replacing static bid cycles ...
Waiting for the next cycle could sink your shipping strategy As geopolitics reshapes trade routes and volatility becomes structural rather than cyclical, shipping's traditional reliance on market recoveries is no longer enough. Eman Abdalla, managing partner of SeaThrew Marine, a maritime investment and advisory platform, argues that discipline, flexibility and risk positioning - not scale alone - will define the industry's next winners. Shipping has ...
US files for forfeiture of seized VLCC Skipper and its cargo In a widely anticipated move, the US has filed a complaint seeking a forfeiture in-rem of both the VLCC Skipper...
Frontline foresees volatility and 'violent' rate moves for VLCCs There have been VLCC rate spikes before but 'we've never been in a cycle like this', says Frontline chief executive...
Panama, Liberia and Argentina pitch LNG-friendly alternative to Net-Zero Framework with no carbon price Panama, Liberia and Argentina have pitched an alternative regulation to the Net-Zero Framework that would exclude any fuel from the...
Limited naval escort prompts another Red Sea rethink from Maersk 'Unforeseen constraints' arising from the wider operating environment in the Red Sea region see Maersk pull back on Red Sea...
FuelEU delivering payback for Swedish owners Shipowners have complained they are not seeing sufficient return on their investments in greener vessels, but there's evidence that those...
Diana keeps belief in Genco merger Greece-based bulker owner will continue to 'evaluate all options' in pursuit of US-based rival
Eurazeo 'dark green' fund targeting smaller European shipowners But terms and conditions apply
Marinakis upsizes Oslo deal amid hot tanker interest Capital Tankers' $500m initial private offering was covered by investor applications 'multiple times'
Ukraine's Iranian trade ban defied by grain operators Sophisticated deceptive shipping practices taken straight from the shadow fleet playbook are used to hide the deliveries
Frontline starts to ride VLCC wave Frontline is beginning to see the benefits of the VLCC rally, saying growing crude demand and a rapidly ageing fleet...
Belgium to install air defence system at Antwerp Drones were sighted over Europe's second-largest port last year, after Copenhagen airport was forced to suspend flights due to drone...
Jiangnan Shipyard obtains nuclear safety licence as China advances nuclear propulsion plans Global shipping sees nuclear propulsion as a future trend, although widespread adoption remains many years away
The Daily View: A growing force
Daily Briefing China's grip on global container trade deepens as export routes diversify | One in three Baltic tanker transits are covered...
Federal court dismisses ILA complaint over Virginia rail cranes Even if the terminal operator arm of the Virginia Port Authority violated the terms of its contract with the International Longshoremen's Association, the VPA's influence did not violate national labor law, the court said in its ruling.
CMA CGM to launch standalone Japan-Europe express service in April The new service comes as cargo owners are facing a drop in direct connections between Japan and the main markets of Europe and North America.
Gemini partners unveil revamp of some Asia services to Europe, Med Five services are covered by the adjustments, which are being made to give "stronger market coverage and faster products," on the trades, Hapag-Lloyd said.
Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd to reroute some March sailings away from Red Sea/Suez Separate statements from the Gemini partners said "unforeseen constraints" prompted the moves, which come as the US weighs a possible military strike on Iran.
Wind OEMs pin hopes on data center energy demands amid US setbacks Onshore wind and AI energy support offer twin strands of positivity for wind shippers operating in the US despite the Trump administration's battle against renewable energy.
Evangelos Marinakis closes largest shipping IPO for over 20 years A $500m purse from Capital Tankers private placement the chunkiest listing for the sector since 2005
Granular: Bulker age is nothing. Condition and quality are everything The latest episode of the monthly dry cargo mini show is out now as part of the Wavelength podcast
Wavelength podcast: The story behind US shipbuilding being great again Plus, Norway's shipowners want help to go green, Granular looks at bulker quality and the tech of new nuclear
Energos Infrastructure shifts into LNG carrier-to-FSRU conversion mode Company flags up availability of three redelivering existing regas units as market seeks downstream import solutions
Maersk backs out of Red Sea return as Iran tensions hit boiling point Liner giant previously announced it was reintroducing transits through the waterway
'What a time to be alive': Frontline's Barstad explains why tanker markets have never been like this Norwegian executive argues that the current boom could have months to run yet
Russian shadow fleet insurer loses sanctions appeal European court rejects appeal by AlfaStrakhovanie over 2023 sanctions decision
Workhorse tankers face tonnage squeeze in competition for yard space Significant wave of retirements expected from elderly fleet of MR tankers, says shipbroker Riverlake
How US shipbuilding came to need 'revitalisation' by Washington Order slump after World War II followed by Reagan-era cuts
Greece's Vernicos brothers eye product tanker newbuildings after lucrative sale Siblings sign a letter of intent with Yangzhu Guoyu yard in a step-by-step fleet renewal campaign
South Korea's KMTC named as owner behind six Hyundai newbuildings HD Hyundai Group yards add a raft of container ships to this week's order tally
Hafnia clean tankers staying out of hot aframax market in favour of term deals Commercial boss Soren Winther explains why company is not joining clean-to-dirty tonnage exodus
Champagne moment: Carbon-cutting firm boss shortlisted for prestigious UK business award Chief executive of UK's Seabound wins recognition from Veuve Clicquot
Danish Ship Finance forecasts falling rates and vessel values Lender sees opportunity to grow financing on a sound commercial basis
DNB fund steered clear of Marinakis share sale, manager says Einar Johansen shifts to an underweight position in tankers and shipping as new company looks to come to market
Central American country joins list of 39 nations with false-flag ships IMO set to discuss growing problem as regulators struggle to keep up with flag-hopping vessels
Torm merger about making one plus one equal three, says Hafnia chief Mikael Skov Tanker CEO believes the combination will give the scale necessary to cope with complex future markets
NYK and Ocean Yield double up on LNG carrier orders for Cheniere Pair declare options on 200,000-cbm ships at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries
Hapag-Lloyd chairman Michael Behrendt steps down for health reasons Long-serving director has been replaced by Karl Gernandt
Is there hope for shipping's transition to a green future? Rene Taudal Poulsen and Susana Borras unpack the value of the public sector in driving shipping's green transition
Pelagic Credit tries again with scaled-backed share sale ahead of Oslo listing Relaunched private placement will see shipowning vehicle debut in Norwegian capital around 9 March
Tsakos confirms inking first LNG carrier newbuildings in seven years US energy expansion campaign spurs Greek investment in the sector
Swedish project finance investor sees rising tanker and bulker asset values BlueYield bought dry bulk and sold container ships in the fourth quarter
Hong Kong shipowner quits supramax market with sale of only vessel in segment Cido is set to focus on the dry midsize bulker segment, with ultramax and kamsarmax newbuildings scheduled for delivery
Shipbrokers McQuilling and Medco merge to boost global tanker reach US shop agrees 'strategic integration' of Madrid operation as founder Diego Azqueta steps back
Marinakis hikes Capital Tankers share sale to $500m as investors pile in New Athens-based company's stock attracts 'considerable interest'
Tanker markets on tenterhooks as US and Iran make 'good progress' in marathon talks US maintains military build-up, while Iran claims to have briefly closed the Strait of Hormuz
Fujian Guohang moves into capesizes with Greek bulker buy Beijing-listed shipowner has emerged as the buyer of a vessel sold by Safe Bulkers earlier in February
Samudera Shipping upbeat on 2026 despite headwinds Company sees vessel charter rates staying firm, supported by limited newbuilding additions this year
Sanctioned Middle East shipowner sells product tanker onto ship recyclers While Babylon Navigation's tanker Bianca awaits beaching at Alang, the rest of its fleet appears anchored off Iraq
Jinhui sees 'robust demand' in dry commodity transport after loss in fourth quarter Vessel sales push owner to fourth-quarter deficit
Erik Thun orders product tankers designed for tight squeezes AccessMAX duo will be ideal for 'constrained' waterways, Swedish owner says
Diana Shipping sticks to its guns over Genco takeover bid with 'all options' on table Greek bulker player professes 'strong belief' in merits of its takeover
Torm boss Meldgaard says 'impressive' crude tanker market can boost product sector Danish executive watching with fascination as bigger vessels secure massive rates
Frontline crushes street bets with VLCC bookings at $107,000 per day John Fredriksen company says current boom could prove unprecedented for tankers
Britoil beefs up South American presence with converted geotechnical drilling vessel At the same time, the company has renewed charters for two platform supply vessels for a further three years
Sinokor surfaces as buyer of Teekay Tankers' sole VLCC Tanker-hungry South Korean owner keeps up rapid crude carrier expansion
Fujian Guohang moves into capesize sector with Greek bulker buy Beijing-listed shipowner has emerged as the buyer of vessel sold by Safe Bulkers earlier in February
China Merchants warns of freight volatility after shares surge nearly 28% in three days Shanghai-listed owner flags spot rate risks amid tanker rally
Samudera Shipping upbeat on 2026 in spite of headwinds Company sees vessel charter rates staying firm, supported by limited newbuild additions this year
Hong Kong shipowner quits supramax market with sale of only vessel in the sector Cido is looking to focus on the dry midsize bulker segment with ultramax and kamsarmax newbuilding deliveries due
Court dismisses longshore union lawsuit against Virginia ports over automation A federal court has dismissed a lawsuit by the International Longshoremen's Union claiming the Virginia Port Authority interfered with the new master contract between the union and one of its terminal operators. The order issued Thursday by Judge Jamar K. Walker of the Eastern District of Virginia dismissed the case without prejudice, meaning his decision was based primarily on technical aspects
FMCSA spotlights trucking's multi-million dollar insurance gap WASHINGTON - The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has warned Congress that a massive "insurance gap" is leaving the American trucking industry more vulnerable than ever. In its 2026 quadrennial report to lawmakers, the agency laid out a precarious new reality for the industry: while estimates on the number of active, for-hire interstate property carriers has consolidated to 456,227 sin
Volvo Trucks begins serial production of redesigned VNR at Virginia plant Volvo Trucks North America (VTNA) recently announced it has begun serial production of its redesigned VNR regional-haul tractor at the New River Valley plant in Dublin, Va. The announcement marked a key milestone in the company's comprehensive overhaul of its on-highway portfolio amid a challenging demand environment. The truck maker will deliver the first units off the production line to Maryvil
Matson Q4 ocean profit stable Matson, the U.S.-based container line, said fourth-quarter results were marginally weaker on lower container volumes but got a boost from its box terminal joint venture business. Container shipments fell by 2.3% from the same quarter in 2025 as trade war effects pushed China volumes down by 7.2%. Operating income for ocean transportation decreased to $136 million from $137.4 million on revenue of
What trade war? Near-record imports at top US container port The Port of Long Beach saw its second-busiest January to start the new year despite the effects of the ongoing China-U.S. trade war and widespread economic uncertainty. Long Beach, which with the Port of Los Angeles comprises the busiest U.S. container gateway, moved 847,765 twenty foot equivalent units (TEUs) of containers in January. That was down 11% from January 2025, the hub's best January a
Maersk pulls U.S., other sailings from Red Sea Just weeks after making a high-profile return to the Red Sea-Suez Canal trades, Maersk said it will again divert some voyages, including a U.S. service, away from the volatile Middle East route. "We are currently experiencing unforeseen constraints arising from the wider operating environment in the Red Sea region," the world's second-largest carrier said in a customer advisory. "After conversati
Russian cybercrime ring targeted freight firms in US, Europe, report says A Russian-linked phishing-as-a-service group ran a months-long phishing campaign targeting freight and logistics companies across the U.S. and Europe, stealing more than 1,600 login credentials. The group dubbed "Diesel Vortex" - operated from at least September 2025 through February, focusing on platforms widely used by brokers, carriers and supply chain operators, according to a joint investiga
Dalilah and the broken chain between load board and crash scene Congress named a bill after a five-year-old girl who cannot walk, talk, or eat because a driver with an illegally issued CDL hit her car at more than 60 miles per hour. Senator Jim Banks introduced the Dalilah Law in February of this year, and I have written at length about what is in the bill, what it gets right on English proficiency and lifetime CDL disqualification, and what it walks past ent
Illinois trucking insurance pool losing money amid fraud allegations The Illinois Commercial Auto Assigned Risk Plan has posted underwriting losses approaching levels typically associated with market distress, raising new questions about oversight, exposure verification and whether some trucking companies may be exploiting the system. Financial data obtained by FreightWaves shows that, across active policy years from 2014 through the second quarter of 2025, the Il
How New York's new driving penalties impact truckers A revised points system for driving violations in New York state that has gone into effect in recent weeks doesn't target truck drivers, but a regional attorney is warning that drivers of those vehicles are at significant risk of being caught up in the more stringent regulatory agenda. In a recent blog post on his law firm's website, Adam Rosenblum with the New York area-based Rosenblum Law Firm,
Feds renew Wilson Logistics waiver, launch training data inquiry WASHINGTON - Federal officials have extended an exemption giving Wilson Logistics increased team-driver flexibility while acknowledging allegations from a former company official that the company's driver training data may be inaccurate. The exemption renewal , which allows Wilson Logistics drivers with a commercial learner's permit (CLP) to work as team drivers during the period between passing
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