🎣 From Speed Limiters to Stolen Loads: The Week in Freight
Happy 4th of July Week: Here's a round-up of the most engaging and talked-about freight content from around the web and from us.
Plus, a $350K beef fraud sheme, trucker faced 17 deportations prior to deadly crash, Transfix debuts new tech, and more.
Plus, a politician gets slammed for uninformed trucking post, Walmart invests big in Mexico, railroad cargo theft takes spotlight, and more.
TGIF. Nikola founder Trevor Milton claims he’s been pardoned by Trump, but there's no official confirmation. Many
You’re cruising down the highway when you notice a truck driver carefully swapping out his truck’s DOT number on the side of his rig. What in the world is going on here?!
Plus, a tragic trucking accident, stakeholders raise alarms on Chinese ships fees, and a new dispatcher AI for carriers.
Plus: Trump tweaks his tariff strategy, FMCSA loses its leader after just two weeks, the fight over NYC congestion pricing intensifies, and more.
Plus, shipping performance updates, two trucking fraud cases, retailers weighing in on tariffs, and more.
Is this trucker a criminal or just a hustler trying to stay in the game? It depends on how you look at it.
Plus: RXO faces a fight with a shipper, Flexport sues Freightmate AI, and a freight company owner admits to fraud.
Plus, U.S. strikes Houthis in Yemen, US-Canada-Mexico trade up 8% in Jan., a Texas semi crash spurs litigation, and more.
We asked our 65,935 LinkedIn followers if tariffs are good for freight. Here’s what they said:
Plus: DAT map shows rate declines nationwide, Arkansas wants to mandate English proficiency tests for CDL, Class 8 orders crash, and more.
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