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200,000 drivers didn’t disappear overnight. Plus: Dalilah’s Law targets foreign dispatch, a broker ran a $1M USPS scam, the dashcam war escalates, and more.
Plus: The Supreme Court reviews Trump’s tariff case, IPS and J&R Schugel join forces, U.S. Bank shows shrinking freight but rising rates, and more in today's newsletter.
Plus: SNAP cuts could hit holiday freight, C.H. Robinson rockets on AI-driven profit gains, the U.S. and China pause tariff tensions, and more in today’s newsletter.
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Plus: Automation scales from highways to rail, brokers face heat over illegal CDLs, ATA rethinks the “driver shortage,” and more in today’s newsletter.
Shaq’s $180K SUV goes missing in transit, DOT freezes $160M over CDL failures, what's next in Pink Cheetah v. TQL, and more.
Plus: Trucker charged in deadly CA crash, AI deepfakes fuel a surge in freight fraud, shippers stretch payment terms as rates start to shift, and more.
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Plus: Leaked Amazon docs detail a massive automation plan, Truckstop bets on dry vans, Knight-Swift unites its LTL brands under AAA Cooper, and more.
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Plus: An English-only CDL bill picks up steam, net details on FMCSA's broker crackdown, a Mexico tariff workaround, and more in today's newsletter.
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