Lawmakers in the United Kingdom will soon bring much-needed change to trade laws that have remained largely the same since Queen Victoria sat on the throne, bringing the U.K.’s shipping rules into the electronic age and paving the way for the digital transformation of global trade.
California is undermining its own stated goals to shift to sustainable transportation—and regulators around the world should take note to avoid making similar mistakes.
Coalition for Reimagined Mobility’s Executive Director, Christine Weydig joined Flock Freight’s NYC Climate Week 2022 virtual panel to discuss what needs to happen in America’s freight […]
Leader with decades of state, national and international experience to unlock potential in mobility and transportation sectors at the helm of global transportation coalition.
In response to the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission’s request for information on whether congestion of the carriage of goods has created an emergency situation causing a […]
The following statement on the Senate’s passage of the budget reconciliation bill with incentives for clean energy production to address climate change, can be attributed to […]
The Coalition for Reimagined Mobility calls for global policy action, including defining how to share critical information among freight sector stakeholders as a condition for port […]
Comments to the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission to Issue an Emergency Order to Increase Supply Chain Transparency and Resilience