🎣 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: LAPD busts a $3.9M cargo theft ring, Nuvocargo and UPS expand in North America, U.S. moves to ease rules for self-driving trucks, Funny Freight Friday, and more.
The market’s brutal, sure, but for freight agents with the right tools, it’s prime hunting season. Here’s how they’re making it work.
Plus, tariff deal with Mexico stalls, July's Blitz Week preparation, J.B. Hunt sees cautious shippers in bid talks, and more.
Plus, China-built ship fees are in, Freight X goes viral, sweeping layoffs from Volvo Group, and more.
Plus, two trucking firms close, harassment claims at TIA conference, a 19.5% week-over-week drop in spot loads, and more.
Plus, freight shipments and expenditures mixed in March, China freezes rare earth export, TransLoop jumps the list, and more.
Plus, a massive meth cargo bust, Arkansas' drivers must pass English examination, Amazon launches LTL service, and more.
Plus, Trump's tariff pause, comments flood in re: DOT reform, TIA updates, and more.
Who’s under fire and who’s firing ahead? Freight’s top brokers are anything but quiet in 2025.
Plus, markets tank once again, CRST settles a hiring disupute, freight market rebound moves further out of reach, and more.
Plus, storms and flooding impact freight corridors, California seeks international tariff immunity, automakers halt productions, and more.
Plus, the latest on brokerage exits, a trucking company closes its doors, Landstar quantifies fraud impact, and more.
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