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San Pedro Bay ports commit $40M in truck charging network

In a move to bolster zero-emission freight, the Port of Long Beach and Port of Los Angeles have agreed to dedicate $40 million for electric-truck charging infrastructure. The funding, overseen by the South Coast Air Quality Management District, will support the ports' Clean Truck Fund programs and advance a new financial incentives initiative for zero-emission trucks.

Technology
Quarterhill lands $5M infrastructure contract in Oklahoma

Quarterhill has been awarded a $5.25 million contract by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation to deploy an intelligent transportation system at a commercial vehicle facility on Interstate 35. The project, announced July 30, includes weigh-in-motion and electronic screening systems, and is part of a series of infrastructure wins for the company in 2026.

Technology
USPS Transportation Costs Climb: Adjusting Capacity Structure to Fulfill UPS Air Cargo Contract

The United States Postal Service (USPS) reported in its third-quarter fiscal year 2026 financial results that transportation costs rose year-over-year, with air transportation expenses increasing 4.7% to $509 million and highway transportation expenses rising 4.1% to nearly $1.6 billion. The cost increase was mainly driven by high fuel prices and the shift of some mail from highway back to air transportation to fulfill the UPS air cargo contract. Despite a temporary 8% price increase boosting package revenue by 7.7%, the quarter still recorded a net loss of $2.5 billion.

Equipment
Chicago-area Carrier Chicago Freight Files Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Petition

Chicago Freight, based in Carol Stream, Illinois, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on Aug. 5, listing $2,500 in assets and nearly $696,000 in liabilities. The company, led by President Nathan Hancock, previously operated under several other names. Its gross revenue fell from $4.6 million in 2024 to $4.2 million in 2025, and to about $655,000 by the petition date. The filing adds to recent industry bankruptcies that analysts say are tightening capacity and supporting rate gains, though overall freight volumes remain weak.

Operations
Daimler Truck North America Announces Plans for New U.S. Manufacturing Site

Daimler Truck North America announced plans to build a new U.S. manufacturing facility, with production slated to begin in late 2029. The company is evaluating multiple potential locations, aiming for a highly automated, state-of-the-art plant. The announcement follows the confirmed closure of its Portland, Oregon, facility and comes as order intake surged 156% year-over-year in Q2 2026, prompting a raised full-year outlook.

Equipment
6 industry executives weigh in on Supreme Court’s freight broker aftermath

In the wake of the Supreme Court's June ruling in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, which allows state tort claims against freight brokers under a safety exception, major carriers and brokers are positioning their safety records and infrastructure as advantages. Executives from Knight-Swift, Schneider, Landstar, J.B. Hunt, and RXO shared insights on Q2 earnings calls, highlighting potential market tightening, increased insurance costs, and a shift toward higher-quality carriers.

Regulation
Pinterest and Zillow Forge Ad-Targeting Alliance

Pinterest and Zillow have partnered to let Zillow Elevate advertisers reach Pinners via Pinterest's Media Network Connect, leveraging 34 Zillow consumer segments for precise ad targeting.

Pinterest
Meta 扩大 Creator Studio 应用访问范围,面向美加 iOS 创作者开放

Meta 宣布扩大 Creator Studio 应用的访问权限,现向美国和加拿大的所有 iOS 创作者开放。该应用旨在为创作者提供无干扰的工作空间,并利用 AI 提供个性化建议和评论回复功能。早期测试者反馈积极,有创作者通过该应用获得数千粉丝和收入增长。

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