Impacts of Hurricane Helene on Freight Rates and Insight into Hydrogen Combustion for Trucks
Key Ideas
  • Hurricane Helene and a potential port strike are expected to affect freight rates, with insights provided by David Spencer from Arrive Logistics.
  • Paul Torlina from OOIDA discusses the importance of understanding when to use factoring services in the trucking industry at the upcoming Truck To Success seminar.
  • Cummins is investing in hydrogen combustion engines as an alternative fuel for trucks, as explained by Jim Nebergall, the executive director of market strategy at Cummins.
  • The American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) and OOIDA offer opportunities for disaster relief support, advocacy, and information on trucking issues.
The impact of Hurricane Helene and the possibility of a port strike are expected to influence freight rates in the trucking industry, with insight from David Spencer of Arrive Logistics. Additionally, Paul Torlina from OOIDA delves into the significance of factoring services in the trucking sector at the upcoming Truck To Success seminar. Furthermore, Cummins, a major engine manufacturer, is shifting its focus towards hydrogen combustion engines as an alternative fuel for trucks. The move away from traditional diesel fuel is gaining traction, with various alternatives like electric trucks and natural gas power also being explored. Jim Nebergall of Cummins highlights the potential of hydrogen combustion engines. The article also mentions opportunities for disaster relief support through the American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) and advocacy and information on trucking issues provided by OOIDA. Overall, the industry is evolving towards more sustainable and alternative fuel options, with a positive outlook on the future of trucking technology.
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