Diesel is climbing, produce lanes are tightening across the board, and brokers on Reddit are fantasizing about quitting. Here is what's trending this week on X, LinkedIn, Reddit, and YouTube.
Sean Duffy walked onto the MATS floor unannounced last week and told 14,000 truckers their spot rates are going up. Plus: Indiana's CDL deadline hit at midnight, freight bankruptcies keep mounting, Iran struck the U.S. aluminum supply chain, and more.
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Werner Enterprises faces a massive $36M penalty over a rejected application from a deaf driver. The EEOC lawsuit reveals complexities behind hiring and discrimination.
The largest cargo railroad company in the United States generated $25.9 billion in operating revenue in 2022 and is a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway.
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