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The arrival of robots at the Port of Los Angeles is exposing a stark economic divide between two sets of Southern California workers.

The sheer volume of wind turbine blades, towers and other parts moving through Duluth, Minn., in 2019 surpassed record tonnage totals this week by reaching 306,000 freight tons.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Gov. Mike DeWine on Oct. 29 signed an executive order renewing DriveOhio, the state initiative promoting self-driving cars and other forms of “smart” mobility.

The Indiana Department of Transportation has dubbed Section 6 of the Interstate 69 project the “I-69 Finish Line.”

Transit officials in San Diego are rolling out a new $12.5 million pilot program to test the region’s first electric buses.

A United Nations-led call for action to tighten sulfur oxide emissions also may be a trigger accelerating a shift to natural gas as fuel for the global shipping fleet, and Japan is wasting no time trying to establish a refueling hub in Asia.

The ongoing Mack Trucks strike will temporarily idle the largest Volvo truck manufacturing facility in the world.

Port of Seattle is partnering with WeWork to attract younger workers to the maritime sector.

Georgia officials unveiled major changes Oct. 7 to an $11 billion road-building program that will delay projects aimed at addressing metro Atlanta’s traffic mess.

Lloyd’s List chose Virginia’s port for its “excellence in port management and infrastructure” award.