Intermodal In The News

October, 2025 16

Journal of Commerce

US truckload pricing inches higher as trucking’s peak beckons

Freight imbalances and changes in capacity in certain lanes are tightening US truckload capacity, but not by much. Lower import volumes and a crackdown on illegal drivers have combined with seasonal peak demand to push spot pricing higher in some lanes, but most measures of dry-van truckload spot pricing have changed l

September, 2025 25

Transport Topics

Trump Imposes 25% Tariff on Heavy-Duty Trucks

President Donald Trump announced that his administration will soon impose a 25% tariff on heavy-duty trucks manufactured outside of the United States. “In order to protect our Great Heavy Truck Manufacturers from unfair outside competition, I will be imposing, as of October 1st, 2025, a 25% Tariff on all “Heavy

September, 2025 24

Logistics Management

IANA reports August intermodal volumes see annual gains

August intermodal volumes rose annually, albeit at a reduced rate compared to July, according to data provided to LM by the Intermodal Association of North America (IANA). Total August volume, at 1,610,997 units, increased 1.6% annually, below the 4.4% annual gain seen in July, which saw higher volumes due to the pu

September, 2025 23

Railway Age

MSU Takes Top Spot at IANA Case Competition

The students representing the university were Elijah Davis, Emma Lovely-Gonzalez, Sophie Perrigin and Bradley Sills. This year’s case, “A Port of Clearview,” addressed the real-world challenge of congestion at a hypothetical port, asking them to develop solutions for mitigating gate congestion while balancing ope

September, 2025 15

Journal of Commerce

UP-NS joint intermodal service to link West Coast with Louisville in Midwest

Union Pacific (UP) and Norfolk Southern (NS) said Monday they will launch a new domestic intermodal rail service linking Louisville, Kentucky — a major Midwest intermodal rail and parcel hub — with ports in Southern California, the Pacific Northwest and Gulf Coast.

September, 2025 08

The Trucker

Breaking down the IANA and ACT Research partnership: What you need to know

“Like DAT, Cass, and many others, we value quality industry data partners,” said Tim Denoyer, vice president, senior analyst, ACT. “This agreement with IANA is an opportunity to serve the industry and deepen our expertise in the intermodal sector. We’ve long respected Larry Gross and are excited to partner with