🎣 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 hilarious double broker interview—scroll to the bottom for the link.
Plus: A 91-year-old trucker still hauls 600+ miles daily, an update on G-Face—“King of Double Brokers,” Trump delays tariffs, and more.
Freight claims don’t have to be a time-sucking nightmare. AI-powered automation is transforming the process—faster resolutions, fewer errors, and more money recovered. Here’s what you need to know.
Plus: BlackRock acquires Panama Canal Ports, LTL carriers see mixed February volumes, Trump annoucnes office of shipbuilding, and more.
Plus, an Ontario, Canada man has been charged in a cargo theft scheme, Carolina wildfires continue, I-40 partially reopens, and more.
Plus, Greenscreens.ai to be acquired, TQL hit with broker transparency lawsuit, ocean freight rates decline, and more.
Plus, Overhaul gives first look at January cargo theft data, U.S. Dockworks seal the deal and Apple celebrates U.S. production milestones, and more.
Freight agents in 2025 are prioritizing culture, coaching, and customer access over commission split in today's market. Here's why.
Plus: Amazon tops Walmart, enters the LTL market, cargo thefts surged in 2024, Trump moves for USPS takeover, and more.
Plus, Standard Forwarding's big rebrand, J.B. Hunt focuses on intermodal mix amid muted market, DOT ends NY congestion tolls, and more.
Here's how Rapido is supporting cross-border freight operations between the US and Mexico, solving logistics challenges with expert advisory, staffing solutions, and strategic partnerships.
Plus: Tenstreet acquires TextLocate, Trump plans to impose automotive tariffs starting April 2, and two logistics giants report mixed Q4 results.
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