When ELD tampering and GPS spoofing go unchecked, gaps in trailer visibility open the door to cargo theft. Here’s how GenLogs is using visual intelligence to close that gap.
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Plus: Feds probe fatal Florida crash tied to CDL failures, Trucking recession deeper than 2008 for some, Truckstop.com scoops up Denim for AI payments, and more.
Plus: Arrest warrant issued in fatal crash, a $280K cargo theft exposes system gaps, freight’s top AI tools take center stage in FreightWaves' latest awards, and more.
A high-value load moved across the country with all checks cleared, until GenLogs spotted something no one else did.
Texas issues an arrest warrant for a Hope Trans official on felony forgery charges in connection with a fatal I-20 crash, as federal investigators review the carrier’s compliance record.
FreightWaves announces winners of its first AI Excellence in Supply Chain Awards, spotlighting companies using AI to cut costs, prevent fraud, and accelerate freight operations.
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Plus: Aurora’s AV freight revenue debut, a $4.25M facial monitoring settlement, the U.S. trade gap hits lowest point since September 2023, and more.
Lytx and Maverick Transportation reached a $4.25 million settlement in an Illinois biometric privacy case, with nearly 3,600 drivers receiving $650 to $850 each under the state’s strict BIPA law.
Aurora logged its first revenue in Q2 2025, expanded driverless trucking to nighttime operations, and grew its network, even as losses topped $200 million and safety concerns.
The U.S. trade deficit narrowed 16% in June to $60.2 billion, its lowest since 2023, as imports fell sharply following tariff-driven surges earlier this year.
Plus: TGS Transportation shuts down, DSV taps brakes on nearshoring, construction spending slips again, and more in today's FreightCaviar newsletter.
DSV is pausing some border investments due to tariffs but advancing its 900,000-square-foot Laredo hub, as experts highlight Mexico and Latin America’s resilience in global trade growth.
U.S. construction spending fell 0.4% in June, extending a decline that threatens freight demand, as fewer housing projects reduce shipments of building materials, appliances, and home goods.
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