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North America Transportation : Challenges for 2015
This week mediators stepped in, “prepared and ready to render prompt assistance” to end a six-month standoff between shippers and dockworkers that has worsened congestion and problems at the Port of Oakland, CA, and across the West Coast of the US. Transportation delays at the ports have occurred largely due to a combination of chassis…
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Port Metro Vancouver
This past spring about 1,300 union and non-union container truckers withdrew their services at British Columbia’s biggest port, in Vancouver, complaining of long wait times to pick up and drop off containers and the undercutting of rates. The 28-day strike was resolved at the end of March but it took almost six weeks to resolve…
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US Wood Products Imports from Canada by Truck and KEY 2×4 LUMBER PRICES vs. US Trucking Company Shares
US Wood Products Imports from Canada by Truck and KEY 2×4 LUMBER PRICES vs. US Trucking Company Shares US Wood Products Imports from Canada by Truck and KEY 2×4 LUMBER PRICES vs. US Trucking Company Shares from Madison’s Lumber Reporter
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US Wood Products Imports from Canada by Truck and KEY 2×4 LUMBER PRICES vs. US Trucking Company Shares
US Wood Products Imports from Canada by Truck and KEY 2×4 LUMBER PRICES vs. US Trucking Company Shares US Wood Products Imports from Canada by Truck and KEY 2×4 LUMBER PRICES vs. US Trucking Company Shares from Madison’s Lumber Reporter
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Metro Vancouver trucking firms challenge federal right to set container rates
REGARDING: ongoing transportation contract issues at Port Metro Vancouver Israel Chafetz, one of the lawyers on the case, which involves 33 trucking firms led by Pro West Transport and Trend Transport, said “It’s not an issue of how fair or unfair the rate is, the issue is the authority to set a rate.” Read more:…
