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Road freight stakeholders are currently “the losers” in logistics – in stark contrast to their ocean counterparts, according to CEO and founder of Transport Intelligence (Ti) John Manners-Bell 

In his 2025 State of the Supply Chain and Logistics Industry outlook today, Mr Manners-Bell notes that, while “some parts of the global logistics industry are being battered by stagnating economic growth, overcapacity, and bankruptcy… others are experiencing much better fortunes”.  

In particular, he pointed to road freight and trucking versus global shipping ...

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