In professional logistics, guessing measurements is one of the most common causes of delays, extra fees, and loading issues

While logistics in 2026 may look calmer on the surface, the reality is more complex. Regulations are tightening, customer expectations are rising, and the cost of operational mistakes is increasing

The beginning of the year — especially January and early Q1 — offers one of the best opportunities to optimize shipping expenses. Businesses that plan early gain more flexibility, better pricing, and fewer costly surprises later in the year. Shipping costs are heavily influenced by demand. Peak seasons, unexpected surges, and last-minute bookings almost always come with higher rates and limited options. Early in the year, demand is typically lower following the holiday season

After the holiday rush subsides and before peak shipping seasons begin, January offers a unique window to analyze, plan, and optimize shipping operations. Businesses that take advantage of this period gain better pricing, stronger partnerships, and fewer disruptions throughout the year. The Market Is Calmer After the Holiday Rush December is traditionally one of the most congested months in global logistics

The year 2025 was a defining one for global vehicle shipping. From shifting trade routes and fluctuating freight rates to growing demand for international vehicle exports, the logistics industry faced both challenges and opportunities

As global trade continues to evolve, 2026 is expected to bring several important changes to shipping rules and regulatory requirements

Europe continues to be one of the most attractive destinations for vehicle exports, and 2026 is expected to strengthen this trend even further

The True Cost of “Cheap” Shipping   At first glance, a lower shipping quote may seem attractive

20ft Standard Container The 20ft container is the industry’s most widely used option for smaller shipments. It’s compact, secure, and suitable for one vehicle or compact machinery. For customers shipping a standard sedan, coupe, or motorcycle, the 20ft container is often the most cost-effective solution. Its dimensions make loading straightforward, and nearly every port worldwide is equipped to handle this size

Choosing the right car shipping company can be the difference between a smooth, stress-free experience and a costly, frustrating one

When shipping a car, motorcycle, or SUV internationally, one of the most common questions customers ask is:“Can I leave items inside the vehicle?” The answer depends on shipping method, customs rules, port security regulations, and carrier policies. Leaving the wrong items inside can lead to customs delays, fines, extra inspections, or rejected shipments — but leaving approved items is usually safe. This guide explains exactly what is allowed and what is prohibited, according to U.S

Transporting oversized machinery — excavators, bulldozers, forklifts, agricultural equipment, cranes, mining vehicles — is far more complex than standard vehicle shipping